Sep 22, 2026 · 1 hr 51 min · 23 segments
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Kristen MeganGuestTodd PitnerHostAnd I don't wanna use New World Order like George Bush said years ago, 'cause that's not what this is.
It's more like a new distributed order, and that is why the governments of the world and the power centers of the world are fighting like crazy to maintain control, even though it's slipping away from them.
And I'd like to characterize for you the era that we're coming out of and what kind of era we're moving into, because these are civilizational changes, and we're in the middle of a civilizational pivot.
There will be wars, there will be strife, there will be financial resets, there will be a lot of, you know, emotions.
And some people will emerge wealthy and some people will emerge impoverished, that is financially.
But other people may find a new kind of wealth, which is purpose or happiness or meaning, which really hasn't been accurately measured in the old system, which was focused on, you know, dollars and currency and land and assets and things like that.
So let's, let's start with characterizing the old system that we are moving away from.
The information is strongly essentially controlled because the government would run, you know, essentially or influence the, the news media.
The government controlled almost everything, even though it was packaged as, you know, freedom and democracy, and you got to vote in elections, but really the elections were controlled by the government itself.
But the primary economic model was government extraction of the product of cognition and labor from the people and from the machines that could be created or invented or run by the people, whether those were physical machines in the three-D world or digital machines such as software, accounting systems, you know, websites and platforms and services and so on.
So debt was created every time the Treasury, you know, sold ten-year notes or thirty-year notes.
This was effectively granted permission by the Federal Reserve, giving the Treasury the permission to, to issue currency which the government used to fund its outrageous expenditures and massive corruption and, you know, influence campaigns through USAID, etc.
And in this economic model, the people were told that they were free, but they were actually wage slaves because in addition to the money printing, of course, there was all this money extraction from the people through taxation, even as they were losing purchasing power through the erosion of the currency from the money printing.
And the overall vector that made this possible, without which n-nothing in modern civilization would even exist, was oil.
Oil was the energy, storage and transportation medium or, uh, transmission medium that made all of this possible.
And let me be clear, when I say oil, I also mean other hydrocarbons, so natural gas and distillates like diesel and gasoline and so on.
And I don't wanna use New World Order like George Bush said years ago, 'cause that's not what this is.
It's more like a new distributed order, and that is why the governments of the world and the power centers of the world are fighting like crazy to maintain control, even though it's slipping away from them.
And I'd like to characterize for you the era that we're coming out of and what kind of era we're moving into, because these are civilizational changes, and we're in the middle of a civilizational pivot.
There will be wars, there will be strife, there will be financial resets, there will be a lot of, you know, emotions.
And some people will emerge wealthy and some people will emerge impoverished, that is financially.
But other people may find a new kind of wealth, which is purpose or happiness or meaning, which really hasn't been accurately measured in the old system, which was focused on, you know, dollars and currency and land and assets and things like that.
So let's, let's start with characterizing the old system that we are moving away from.
The information is strongly essentially controlled because the government would run, you know, essentially or influence the, the news media.
The government controlled almost everything, even though it was packaged as, you know, freedom and democracy, and you got to vote in elections, but really the elections were controlled by the government itself.
But the primary economic model was government extraction of the product of cognition and labor from the people and from the machines that could be created or invented or run by the people, whether those were physical machines in the three-D world or digital machines such as software, accounting systems, you know, websites and platforms and services and so on.
So debt was created every time the Treasury, you know, sold ten-year notes or thirty-year notes.
This was effectively granted permission by the Federal Reserve, giving the Treasury the permission to, to issue currency which the government used to fund its outrageous expenditures and massive corruption and, you know, influence campaigns through USAID, etc.
And in this economic model, the people were told that they were free, but they were actually wage slaves because in addition to the money printing, of course, there was all this money extraction from the people through taxation, even as they were losing purchasing power through the erosion of the currency from the money printing.
And the overall vector that made this possible, without which n-nothing in modern civilization would even exist, was oil.
Oil was the energy, storage and transportation medium or, uh, transmission medium that made all of this possible.
And let me be clear, when I say oil, I also mean other hydrocarbons, so natural gas and distillates like diesel and gasoline and so on.
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