This is an excuse.

I think it's an absolute bumps rush at this point.

I can't see it.

I mean, just think about it for a minute.

If they were well on their way from 1979 when they came into power until, say, 89, that's 10 years at that point.

Maybe they could be doing something at that point.

From 89 forward to today, that's over 35 years for Pete's sake.

And I'm not sure those guys are playing on the same team.

This is an

excuse.

I think it's an absolute bumps rush at this point.

I can't see it.

I mean, just think about it for a minute.

If they were well on their way from 1979 when they came into power until, say, 89, that's 10 years at that point.

Maybe they could be doing something at that point.

And I'm not sure those guys are playing on the same team.

Maybe it ends up being 2031, but it seems like they're getting everything in place so far that 2030, I mean, we're talking three and a half years from now, the world may change drastically between now and 2030, 2031, correct?

Exactly.

And we need to pay attention to the two sides of tokenization.

One is the payment side.

That would be the central bank digital currencies.

That would be USD1.

That would be the Tether and other stablecoin payment systems.

Do you?

Flock

cameras.

You bet.

The history behind flock camera is interesting to me.

I just wrote a piece on it recently showing how it started in 2017.

It's a newcomer in the world.

Anything, actually.

And, of course, next time we'll have you on, we'll try to cover the rest of them.

Flock cameras.

You bet.

The history behind flock camera is interesting to me.

I just wrote a piece on it recently showing how it started in 2017.

It's a newcomer in the world.

Anything, actually.

They started back then.

And, of course, next time we'll have you on, we'll try to cover the rest of them.

and i was taken aback when i saw somebody back maybe 15 no 10 years ago to be exact they came in and gave a presentation on these license plate readers in shopping malls and stuff and i was like wow this sounds like the big brother and that brother had another brother and it seems like the flock cameras are doing similar things talk about flock because we've got a few minutes and we may want to carry this over into hour two with a bunch of comments and hopefully people will be calling in as they are now to get in with their questions Flock cameras.

You bet.

The history behind flock camera is interesting to me.

I just wrote a piece on it recently showing how it started in 2017.

It's a newcomer in the world.

Anything, actually.

They started back then.

And, of course, next time we'll have you on, we'll try to cover the rest of them.

This is very

powerful.

Absolutely.

I'm glad you asked this question.

I've been asking the same question.

Why do they need all these data centers in every state, it seems like? We have so many in Arizona.

It's just incredible.

Virginia claims to have the most, I gather, from intelligent people we've talked to.

See, this is what we want, right, Patrick? This is cool.

Perfect.

That's a great question.

All of these other systems, like capitalism, even Marxism, they're all based on some model of... not pre-market economics, but supply and demand type of economic system, where there's money in the system that tells you what you can buy, maybe you don't have enough of it, but it's all based on money and currency like that.

Well, there's another economic system that's never greatly understood in the universe, and it's called technocracy.

This was an economic system that was created from scratch at Columbia University in 1932.

Excuse me, 1932.

They need to teach young children the value of creating their own wealth for their own future, and it should not be demonized.

Tell us more.

Well, the, the, the, the tagline on my cover of the book, it may not be this, but I'm just...

this is what it is right now.

My, my working tagline, if you will, uh, is, "They take the deed and leave you the key." And, uh, this, this is, uh, kind of a, a, a, a simple statement, for sure, but what's going on with t- tokenization, it's, it's, it's giving you advantages that you may not never have had before, the convenience of being cashed out of something very instantly.

So tell us about that, if you will.

I, I know.

There, there's so many, so many people around the country right now that would like to move out of their house for, for, for some reason or another.

They, they can't do it.

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Yeah, I think you're right.

I want to make the distinction, however, about inflation at this point.

Prices are going up.

Obviously, they're going up.

But what we don't have in our society today is price inflation based on money supply.

Because dollars, greenbacks, are being stripped out of the economy.

What do you think? What do you think, Patrick?

want

to jump in.

Yeah.

By the way, we need to talk about Paxilica because there's there's a new development just recently that the teeth are coming out with the State Department chastising any nation that signed on to that pact in the first place.

Don't side with China anywhere along the way or you get your membership pulled.

And so they didn't say that in the first place, but they're saying it now.

So Pax Silica, this is how we framed it when we first got ahold of it in the first place.

They're going to be trying to blame the Jews and the Christians, the Zionists, right?

hear you want to

jump in.

Yeah, by the way, we need to talk about Paxilica because there's there's a new development just recently that the teeth are coming out with the State Department chastising any nation that signed on to that pact in the first place.

Don't side with China anywhere along the way or you get your membership pulled.

And so they didn't say that in the first place, but they're saying it now.

So Pax Silica, this is how we framed it when we first got ahold of it in the first place.

We saw this as building empire around the world, building empire.

What do you think? What do you think, Patrick?

Patrick,

I hear you want to jump in.

Yeah.

By the way, we need to talk about Paxilica because there's there's a new development just recently that the teeth are coming out with the State Department chastising any nation that signed on to that pact in the first place to, you know, you don't want it.

Don't side with China.

anywhere along the way or you get your membership pulled.

And so they didn't say that in the first place, but they're saying it now.

They're going to be trying to blame the Jews and the Christians, the Zionists, right?

Wow.

Data centers are a mechanism of control.

That's all.

And when you consider all the data that's being collected in society, and by the way, technocrats, have unlimited appetite for data.

If they could harvest all the data in the universe, they could.

If they could, they would.

So where does all this data go when it's collected? You have smart city data, you have financial data, all the transactions in the world, all the stock market.

What is their report, Patrick? Basically,

as in you liked what he stood for?

Of course, yeah.

But he was a great strategist in that sense.

He was a guy, by his own admission, who said, I was a guy that picked Jimmy Carter to run for president.

that basically took over the whole government for the Trilateral Commission at that point.

And he said, I trained him.

I sensed the political climate, what would fly.

Do you think that what we're doing and saying here is at all making it back to the technocrats and JD's team? Are they gonna start moderating his speech now that they realize a lot of us are focusing on it and distributing it so widely?

You saw that, right?

No, I agree with you.

Absolutely.

I would not read this.

I wouldn't pay for this book on purpose.

but i did for the kindle version right you had you paid for it hopefully you paid for it yourself you didn't rip it off somebody i bought it i bought it i know so look here's here's the first deception it's in in in the introduction maybe maybe you caught this i i caught it immediately The first proposition, he comes out of the gate in.

This is, well, this is the Kindle version, but it's in the introduction.

remember, but I remember.

that? You saw that, right?

No, I agree with you.

Absolutely.

I would not read this.

I wouldn't pay for this book on purpose.

but i did for the kindle version right you had you paid for it hopefully you paid for it yourself you didn't rip it off somebody i bought it i bought it i know so look here's here's the first deception it's in in in the introduction maybe maybe you caught this i i caught it immediately The first proposition, he comes out of the gate in.

This is, well, this is the Kindle version, but it's in the introduction.

remember, but I remember.

What is this Board of Peace?

Well, people are kind of scratching their head even now that it was constituted initially as a non-official expression of intent to establish peace in Gaza initially.

But it wasn't official in the sense that the president didn't do this on his own initiative, like the president of the United States.

He did it as a private citizen.

So, you know, it's the strangest thing that he ever saw.

He had no authority to do this, in my opinion, at least not from the United States.

He wasn't sent there as a mission to do this.

But isn't this a clear challenge against the United Nations? How do you see that?

Please go ahead.

Beautiful.

Thanks, guys.

I've got two questions, please.

I guess the first one, I'm too brain damaged to really wrap my head around some of the tariff stuff.

But if we were to X out both the actual refund that you guys got, but then also the expense, so to truly treat it like it never existed, were underlying margins X all of that up? And if so, why? That's the first question.

And then very quickly, second question, the 600 million deployment, that's obviously a big move for you guys.

All right, there you go, Patrick.

Listen to the last headline here.

Congress accedes to the presidency.

This is crazy.

This is Randolph Hearst.

He was arguably one of the major factors of promoting technocracy when I was at Columbia University.

He got burned big time by Howard Scott, who, as it turned out, didn't even have an engineering degree at all.

Again, part two, technocrats call for a dictatorship and technocracy in 2026.

All right, there you go, Patrick.

Listen to the last headline here.

Congress accedes to the presidency.

This is crazy.

This is Randolph Hearst.

He was arguably one of the major factors of promoting technocracy when I was at Columbia University.

He got burned big time by Howard Scott, who, as it turned out, didn't even have an engineering degree at all.

Again, part two, technocrats call for a dictatorship and technocracy in 2026.

All right, there you go, Patrick.

Listen to the last headline here.

Congress accedes to the presidency.

This is crazy.

This is Randolph Hearst.

He was arguably one of the major factors of promoting technocracy when I was at Columbia University.

He got burned big time by Howard Scott, who, as it turned out, didn't even have an engineering degree at all.

Again, part two, technocrats call for a dictatorship and technocracy in 2026.

All right, there you go, Patrick.

Listen to the last headline here.

Congress accedes to the presidency.

This is crazy.

This is Randolph Hearst.

He was arguably one of the major factors of promoting technocracy when I was at Columbia University.

He got burned big time by Howard Scott, who, as it turned out, didn't even have an engineering degree at all.

Again, part two, technocrats call for a dictatorship and technocracy in 2026.

Can we run through at the beginning what it is that you want? Because I'm still confused about why this action hasn't been settled.

Well, just to put it in simple terms, as I said last week, they really, the government department want to splash the leave provisions and the current agreement to half.

So currently they have seven weeks of paid leave in total.

They want to get that down to around about But really, when you look at the compressed work week, 15 shifts.

So 15 days off a year, which is not enough family time and paid leave for our members.

Well, you're not fixing potholes.

No, we fix potholes.

That was one of our actions.

Can we run through at the beginning what it is that you want? Because I'm still confused about why this action hasn't been settled.

Well, just to, to put it in simple terms, as I said last, last week, they, they really f- w- the government department wanna slash the leave provisions in the current agreement to half.

So currently they have seven weeks of paid leave in total.

They wanna get that down to around about five.

But really, when you look at the compressed work week, 15 shifts.

So 15 days off a year, which is not enough, uh, family time and paid leave for our members.

Yes.

But because they're going to a compressed work week, they're saying, "Well, you get an extra 50 days off," but they're unpaid days.