Doug Casey's Take

Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Mentioned in this episode: https://internationalman.com/articles/doug-casey-with-some-thoughts-on-phyles-islam-and-warfare/ Marcus Aurelius: https://www.amazon.com/Emperors-Handbook-Publisher-Scribner/dp/B004OSSUDS/ref=sr_1_4 Chapters: 00:00 Intro The evolution of nanotechnology (00:02:27) Doug explains the concept of nanotechnology, its origins, and its potential applications in various fields. Potential dangers of cyber warfare and bio warfare (00:06:46) Doug discusses the potential threats posed by guerrilla groups engaging in cyber warfare and bio warfare, including the creation of home bio labs and the use of drones. Collapse and civil war in the US (00:11:16) Doug mentions a movie called "Leave the World Behind" executive produced by the Obamas, which depicts a collapse in the US triggered by an attack on the electrical grid, leading to social disorder and civil war. The evolution of warfare (00:13:22) The speakers discuss the evolution of warfare from ancient times to the present, including the potential for a restart of the war between Christianity and Islam. The absence of non-combatants (00:16:25) The conversation explores the idea that in future conflicts, there may no longer be such a thing as non-combatants, particularly in religious wars. Living well and ethics (00:18:27) The speakers delve into the concept of living well and the importance of ethics in shaping one's mindset and actions. They mention Daoism and Stoicism as philosophical frameworks for studying ethics, with Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" being recommended as a good read. The birth certificate and identity (00:30:39) Discussion on the history and implications of birth certificates, the possibility of multiple identities, and the consequences of being stateless. The Fed and interest rates (00:35:44) Disregarding the opinions of economists and the Federal Reserve, questioning their ability to control interest rates, and criticizing their decision-making process. The phenomenon of pole shift (00:38:22) Brief mention of the belief in a 12,500-year pole shift phenomenon, without further elaboration. The poles shifting and its potential effects (00:38:24) Discussion on the cyclical nature of the poles shifting and its potential impact on electronics and communication systems. Opportunity to broker swaps between countries for citizenship rights (00:42:19) Exploration of the idea of swapping citizenship rights between countries and the reasons why it might not work. The existence of small microstates and their usefulness (00:45:25) Discussion on the value and purpose of small microstates, such as those in the Caribbean, and the potential benefits of having more recognized states in the world. The Obamas and Reality (00:51:12) Discussion about the Obamas' relationship with reality compared to a business person like Trump. Investing and Cash on the Sidelines (00:51:26) Conversation about the proportion of money deployed in the markets versus cash sitting on the sidelines for good speculations. Gold's Fair Value (00:55:57) Explanation of how gold's value is calculated relative to other assets and its historical price movements. Family values and Latin America (01:03:15) Discussion on the value of families in Latin America compared to the US and how it influences societal perspectives. Exploring Africa for opportunities (01:03:37) Recommendation for young males to explore Africa, including unconventional places like Central Africa, for potential opportunities. The importance of traveling and experiencing the world (01:04:43) Highlighting the diminishing possibility of travel and the importance of experiencing different cultures and places while it is still feasible.

Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Chapters: 00:00 Intro 1. **Introduction and Discussion on Encyclopedia Britannica** - 00:00:02 2. **The Rise of New Online Encyclopedias** - 00:01:09 3. **The Decline of Traditional Encyclopedias and Wikipedia** - 00:01:51 4. **Taylor Swift's Popularity and Cultural Impact** - 00:02:26 5. **Perceptions of Taylor Swift and Pop Music** - 00:04:02 6. **Harvard, MIT, and Penn Scandal Discussion** - 00:05:12 7. **Decline of Higher Education and University Administration** - 00:06:55 8. **Plagiarism Issues in Academia** - 00:09:34 9. **Economic Challenges and Higher Education Crisis** - 00:10:52 10. **Gen Z Perspectives on Education and Workforce** - 00:13:01 11. **Harvard's Financial Status and Donor Influence** - 00:14:05 12. **Higher Education Reform and Collapse Predictions** - 00:15:04 13. **Economic Predictions and Market Analysis** - 00:18:37 14. **Political and Financial Insights from Fund Managers** - 00:20:22 15. **Issues in College Governance and Administration** - 00:21:29 16. **Alternatives to Traditional College Education** - 00:22:50 17. **Historical Context: The Rape of Nanking** - 00:24:29 18. **Global Conflicts and Genocide** - 00:27:02 19. **Saddam Hussein's Capture and Trial** - 00:30:07 20. **Current Political Developments and Analysis** - 00:32:17 21. **Zelensky's Address and International Relations** - 00:36:33 22. **Predictions for 2024 and Closing Remarks** - 00:38:54

Don't go to college, do this instead: https://greatmanpodcast.substack.com/p/what-i-did-this-week-week-18/comments George Carlin on the environment: https://youtu.be/7W33HRc1A6c?si=bopWZziZLVlWu4ku Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Chapters: 00:00 Intro The inauguration of Milei (00:00:20) Opinions of people in Buenos Aires on Milei's inauguration and potential violence. Milei's potential actions and challenges (00:02:36) Discussion on the resistance Milei may face as president and the composition of his cabinet. Sam Peckinpah and the movie "Junior Bonner" (00:11:30) Discussion on Sam Peckinpah as a director and the movie "Junior Bonner." The movie "Junior Bonner" (00:12:37) Discussion about the movie "Junior Bonner" directed by Sam Peckinpah and its qualities as a perfect movie. Alternative society and defense against enemies (00:13:42) Discussion about the idea of an alternative society and the role of entrepreneurs in providing necessary services, as well as the defense department's impact on the US. Implications of the Dutch election results (00:17:11) Discussion about the significance of the Dutch election results and the need to consult a Dutch friend for a definitive answer. The potential actions and challenges that Milei may face as president (00:25:19) Discussion about potential candidates with similar ideas as Milei in other countries and the possibility of their success. The future of 3D printing technology (00:27:03) Conversation about the growth and potential applications of 3D printing technology, including its resemblance to the food replicator in Star Trek. The plausibility of introducing a CBDC and its implications (00:29:58) Discussion about the possibility of introducing a central bank digital currency with differential interest rates and the potential motivations behind it. The civil war scenario (00:38:58) Discussion about the potential for a civil war in the US and the current political chaos. Environmental groups and deforestation (00:40:07) Conversation about the focus of environmental groups on carbon credits and the possibility of reversing environmental damage. French passport and tax implications (00:43:26) Discussion about the tax implications of having a French passport and the potential benefits of obtaining one alongside an Australian passport.

Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Chapters: 00:00 Intro Stalin's Birthday (00:04:54) Discussion on Stalin's birthday, his role as a dictator, and why no one attempted to assassinate him. Tito's Attempt on Stalin (00:07:55) Mention of Joseph Tito's attempts to assassinate Stalin and the message he sent to stop the attempts. Enver Hoxha and Albanian Bunkers (00:09:57) Conversation about Enver Hoxha, the ruler of Albania, and the large number of bunkers he built throughout the country. The untouchables in India (00:12:23) Discussion about the dalit movement in India and the caste system, and how it has changed over time. Tensions between Hindus and Muslims in India (00:15:03) Exploration of the growing nationalism among Hindus and the potential for civil war or secession in India due to religious differences. Colonialism and its impact (00:17:43) Debate on the pros and cons of colonialism, including the imposition of Western culture and technology, and the potential consequences of its absence in Africa. The World Service Authority Passport (00:25:12) Doug discusses his experiences traveling with a World Service Authority passport and gaining entrance to various countries. Jefferson Davis and the Civil War (00:28:25) Doug reflects on the death of Jefferson Davis and discusses the mythologization of the Civil War, sharing his perspective on Abraham Lincoln and the secession of the South. Slavery and its History (00:37:17) Doug delves into the history of slavery, discussing its abolition in various countries and offering his thoughts on the topic. The logic of history (00:39:07) Discussion on the potential outcomes of the abolition of slavery and the narrative arc of American history. The significance of Juneteenth (00:40:00) Conversation about the new national holiday and the perception of the US as the only country celebrating it. Entertainment and arm's length (00:41:11) The idea of maintaining distance from societal issues and the hope for engaging conversations and reactions from listeners.

If you'd like to ask questions, join our private member community https://phyle.co Chapters: 00:00 Intro The legacy of Henry Kissinger (00:00:02) Discussion on Kissinger's influence, reputation, and his role as a behind-the-scenes manipulator. Gold mafia and money laundering (00:05:54) Exploration of the use of gold in transferring money outside of official channels and the implications of money laundering. Panama's shutdown of a major copper mine (00:11:27) Analysis of the shutdown of a large copper mine in Panama and the questionable actions of the Panamanian government. The gold mafia and corruption in Africa and Dubai (00:13:59) Discussion on money laundering and the use of gold in transferring money outside of official channels. Mining as a business and the influence of governments (00:15:02) Exploration of the challenges and dangers faced by mining companies today, including government interference and NGO demands. The small principalities in Europe as places to live (00:23:08) Opinions on the small independent countries in Europe, such as Liechtenstein, Andorra, San Marino, and Monaco. The President of Argentina and his association with the World Economic Forum (00:26:34) Discussion about the moral test for the President of Argentina and his attendance at the World Economic Forum. Questioning the motives behind the President's religious conversion and meetings with prominent figures (00:28:48) Conversation about the President's change in religion and his meetings with rabbis and Bill Clinton. The potential closure of major banks and the risks associated with owning bank shares (00:31:08) Discussion about Jamie Dimon's prediction of bank closures and the potential risks of owning shares in big banks. The importance of prenuptial agreements (00:38:30) Discussion on the significance of prenuptial agreements in protecting assets and avoiding common law marriage. Marriage and maturity (00:40:31) Exploration of the idea that marrying too early may not be wise and the importance of having a mature outlook on finances and the future. The value of money and finding balance (00:51:42) The marginal utility of money and the point at which one has enough wealth, as well as the importance of finding balance and perspective in life. Giving wealth to children and institutions (00:54:26) Thoughts on what to do with significant assets, suggesting that it is better to give wealth to well-chosen individuals rather than institutions. Late-stage wealth accumulation (00:55:54) the balancing act of staying active and productive in late stages of life, and the character flaw of constantly seeking more money.

Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Join the phyle: https://phyle.co Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Article mentioned: https://naomiwolf.substack.com/p/among-the-rich?utm_campaign=post Chapters: 00:00 Intro The assassination of JFK (00:00:15) Discussion about JFK's assassination, including personal memories, the Warren Commission report, and suspicions surrounding the event. Presidential assassinations in American history (00:01:17) Exploration of presidential assassinations in American history, including Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, and JFK, and the security measures in place for presidents. Medical practices and presidential assassinations (00:07:25) Talk about the medical practices in history, including the case of Garfield's assassination and how his doctors may have contributed to his death. Also, mention of George Washington's treatment and Teddy Roosevelt's assassination attempt. The French Foreign Legion (00:14:29) Discussion about the French Foreign Legion, including its history, recruitment process, and the experience of being a legionnaire. Charles de Gaulle and the Gold Window (00:20:08) Exploration of Charles de Gaulle's role in pressuring the US to close the gold window and his reputation in France and around the world. Margaret Thatcher's Resignation (00:23:51) Reflection on Margaret Thatcher's impact on transforming England and improving the standard of living before her resignation in 1990. The birth of Charles de Gaulle (00:24:59) Discussion about Argentina's potential for growth and prosperity, comparing it to its historical decline. Concerns about living in the US (00:29:00) Conversation about the possibility of a civil war in the US and the erosion of civil liberties, including the passing of laws that allow rounding up individuals suspected of having a communicable disease. Rising tensions and concerns for Jews (00:31:35) Discussion about the increasing anti-Semitic sentiment on social media and the fear and pressure faced by the Jewish community, with mention of the ADL and blowback against leftist ideas. The birth of an ancap (00:38:25) Doug talks about someone who identifies as an anarcho-capitalist and their beliefs about the government. The benefits of dollarization (00:43:22) The conversation discusses the advantages of using the US dollar as a currency in countries like Panama, Ecuador, and El Salvador. Improving Argentina's economy (00:47:01) The potential improvements in Argentina's economy by eliminating regulations, currency exchange problems, and import/export issues are discussed. The corruption of Cristina Kirchner (00:53:50) Mention of Cristina Kirchner's immunity and conviction, as well as allegations of her stealing billions of dollars and finding cash buried on her property.

Our private membership: https://phyle.co Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Chapters: 00:00 Intro History and its reality (00:00:29) Discussion on the existence and verifiability of history, including personal experiences and evidence. Finding a worthy beneficiary (00:05:05) Exploration of the challenge of finding a deserving recipient for wealth and the importance of choosing wisely. Moral character as a priority (00:10:04) Emphasis on moral character as the key factor in determining worthiness, and the suggestion of using an ethics test as a filtering mechanism. The question of finding worthy beneficiaries (00:13:57) Discussion on the challenges of finding worthy beneficiaries for wealth and the importance of actively seeking them out. The Hanseatic League and its relevance to libertarianism (00:18:42) Exploration of the success of the Hanseatic League as a libertarian association and why it is not being adopted by libertarians today. Doug's opinion on investing in bonds (00:21:02) Doug's perspective on the risks associated with investing in bonds, including currency risk, interest rate risk, and default risk. The question of whether history is real (00:26:54) The speakers discuss the optimism of youth and the idea of changing the world, as well as the speaker's lack of interest in non-fiction. The importance of moral character (00:29:16) The speakers reflect on the arc of life and the shift in perspective from wanting to change the world to questioning its worth. They also discuss the pursuit of happiness and the purpose of life. The value of unconventional paths (00:32:05) The speakers talk about the speaker's son and his unconventional approach to education and career choices. They discuss the challenges of following an unconventional path and the lack of certainty compared to traditional paths like going to college. The Great Taking and Vaulted Gold (00:37:57) Discussion on the book "The Great Taking" by David Webb and the safety of vaulted gold outside the banking system. Government Control and Beneficial Ownership (00:38:39) Concerns about governments working together and the potential requirement for gold storage facilities to report beneficial owners. Recommended Cold Storage Companies (00:40:01) Recommendation from InternationalMan.com The wind power generation and tearing down wind farms (00:51:26) The speakers discuss their views on wind power generation and the practice of tearing down wind farms to build coal plants. The quote from Philip K. Dick (00:52:54) One of the speakers mentions a quote from Philip K. Dick about reality and belief. The possibility of a nuclear war starting with Israel (00:54:03) The speakers discuss the potential for a nuclear war starting with Israel and the emotional responses surrounding the topic.

In today's episode Doug Casey & Matt Smith discuss: - Israeli-Gaza relationship and significant events in their history, as well as predictions for future conflicts. - The general demoralization campaign, referencing Yuri Bezmenov's theories. - Observations on the mysterious Flat Earth theory and Hollow Earth theory, considering implications on people's trust in institutions. - The need for firsthand observation against relying solely on external information sources. - The idea of digital currencies creating traceable financial systems and its potential hindrance to Argentina's local economy. - The recent incident involving secret service agents firing at individuals attempting to break into an unmarked secret service car. 00:00 Introduction 00:22 Discussion on Israeli Gaza Affair 02:44 Exploring the Concept of Statehood 04:21 Unraveling the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 07:28 The Mystery of the Destroyed Vehicles 11:00 The Future of Israel and Palestine 15:31 Remembering Margaret Mead and Johannes Kepler 17:29 Flat Earth Theory 23:53 Discussing Unusual Theories and Public Illiteracy 25:51 The Importance of First-Hand Observation and Reading 26:23 Exploring the Soviet Plan to Take Over the U.S. 27:40 The Rise of Flat Earth Theory and Public Skepticism 28:35 The Impact of Demoralization and Western Civilization Collapse 29:17 The Unreliability of Government Numbers and Economic Models 31:12 Discussing the Upcoming Election in Argentina 33:59 The Potential Impact of Central Bank Digital Currencies 38:59 Discussing Recent Incident Involving Secret Service Agents 43:48 Wrapping Up the Discussion

In today's Doug Casey's Take, the conversation begins with Doug Casey's celebration of Guy Fawkes Day and dives into the historical significance of the figure. The dialogue proceeds to explore recent political events, reflecting on the delicate situation in Ukraine and the social construction of racial divides in America. The hosts debate the outcomes of recent elections, expressing concern over Democratic dominance while critiquing the Republicans' agenda. They discuss the evolving political landscape, citing specific instances like protests, elections, and international conflicts. They also discuss contentious topics such as the alleged Panama incident. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Celebration of Guy Fawkes Day 00:12 Discussion on the Gunpowder Plot and its Historical Significance 02:40 Reflection on the January 6th Incident and its Aftermath 03:22 Exploration of Legal and Political Issues in the U.S. 04:09 Insights into Historical Events and Figures 09:17 Analysis of Current Events and their Implications 16:31 Discussion on the Impact of Woke Culture on Science 00:38 Reflection on Recent Global Conflicts and Tensions 33:41 Discussion on the Panama Shooting Incident 36:56 Closing Remarks and Predictions for Future Elections

In this episode, financial forecaster Robert Prechter joins Doug Casey to discuss the current state of the financial market, predicting a significant crash risk. Robert uses the Elliott Wave Principle to analyze market trends, noting that the market is historically overvalued and calls it "Our South Sea Bubble". He advises diversification into safe options. The conversation also covers potential political and societal changes, including the rise of third-party candidates and the influence of left ideologies in education. Prechter expresses concern about the future and emphasizes the importance of preparedness. If you like these podcasts, it's time to join our email list. It's quite possible that the censorship hammer will soon fall on us here. Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Chapters: 00:00 Intro The overvaluation of the stock market [00:00:40] Robert Prechter discusses how the stock market was historically overvalued in 2021, with extreme multiples compared to previous years. Mania and extreme indicators in the market [00:02:38] Prechter highlights the ridiculous multiples and extreme investment behavior seen in 2021, including a multiple of 60 in bullish funds and 80 times more money in leveraged long funds compared to leveraged short funds. The correlation between social mood and market trends [00:11:24] Prechter explains his theory of waves of social mood driving market trends, where social mood peaks before the stock market and influences various aspects of society, such as fashion trends. The unrest in the Middle East after major stock tops [00:13:42] Discussion on the pattern of unrest breaking out in the Middle East 6 to 18 months after major stock tops. The Elliott wave model and predicting oil prices [00:14:56] Explanation of how the Elliott wave model is used to predict oil prices and the lack of correlation between supply and demand and oil prices. The risk of a deflationary episode and the impact of modern monetary theory [00:16:39] Discussion on the risk of a deflationary episode and the impact of modern monetary theory on the markets and the business cycle. The first decline and the financial crash [00:26:17] Robert Prechter discusses historical patterns of financial crashes and wars breaking out after the first decline in stock prices. The risk of World War Three and the timing of the next big drop [00:27:21] Prechter suggests that the risk of World War Three will be present during the decline, but it is more likely to break out after the second big drop. The over financialization of the world and the potential consequences [00:29:31] Prechter and the host discuss how the world has become more over financialized, with more people involved in the markets, and the potential risks and consequences of this. The rise of third party candidates [00:39:59] Discussion on the historical occurrence of third party candidates during bear market periods and recessions. The left's influence in education [00:42:17] Concerns about the left's control of the educational establishment and its potential impact on the future. Mass migration [00:43:40] Discussion on the risks associated with mass migration from third world countries

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If you like these podcasts, it's time to join our email list. It's quite possible that the censorship hammer will soon fall on us here. Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Chapters: 00:00 Intro Harry Brown's view on how bad things will get [00:01:05] Doug discusses how his mentor Harry Brown became more conservative as he got older and how he would answer the question about the severity of future events. Discussion on the recent conflict between Hamas and Israel [00:05:28] Doug questions the reasons behind Hamas' attack on Israel and expresses skepticism about whether it poses an existential threat. Finding the best place to do business without interference from the state [00:09:30] Doug suggests going to a third world country where you're a foreigner and not getting involved in local politics as a way to avoid state interference in business. White pill: Humans have two things on our side [00:14:33] Doug Casey discusses the genetic tendency for people to save and produce more than they consume, and the compounding effect of technological progress on wealth creation. Best places to do business without state interference [00:13:11] Doug Casey mentions Thailand as a politically unstable but favorable country for foreigners, and Ireland as a good location for an Interactive Brokers account. Income producing assets in the US [00:19:30] Doug Casey suggests looking into income producing stocks in the coal, natural gas, and oil sectors, which are currently undervalued and offer high dividend yields. Doug's Big Break [00:24:45] Doug Casey discusses his big breaks in his career and the role of luck in success. The challenges of today's society [00:25:16] Doug Casey and the host discuss the increased regulations and challenges faced by young people today compared to the past. Creating your own path [00:26:37] The conversation centers around the advantages of being unemployable and creating your own opportunities instead of following the traditional path. The severity of future events [00:37:05] Discussion about the potential consequences if the US continues to provoke war with Russia. The gold heist in Canada [00:38:02] Conversation about a recent gold heist in Canada and the lack of discussion surrounding it. Controlling the Movement of People and Capital in Wartime [00:39:22] Exploration of why Cyprus attracts a large number of Russians and Ukrainians and the potential impact of war on freedom of movement.

Today we cover a lot of ground trying to keep up with the headlines while still dipping back into history. From that time that Doug Casey first came up with the concept of Economic Citizenship to the new "ordained" speaker of the house to Modern Monetary Theory and much more. Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Chapters: 00:00 Intro The founding of the UN [00:00:25] Discussion on the founding of the United Nations (UN) and its perceived ineffectiveness. The invasion of Grenada [00:03:33] Conversation about the US invasion of Grenada in 1983 and the reasons behind it. Casey's plan to anarchize a country [00:08:10] Casey explains his plan to anarchize a country by setting up a public corporation and offering economic citizenship in exchange for investments. The Speaker of the House and Hillary Clinton's Birthday [00:13:14] Discussion about the Speaker of the House and Hillary Clinton's birthday, including her desire to be elected president and the chaotic political situation in the US. The Assassination of President Park [00:15:11] Talk about the assassination of President Park of South Korea, his connection to Mr. Kim. The New Speaker of the House and American Taliban [00:20:53] Conversation about the new Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, being labeled as "American Taliban" due to his religious beliefs and support for Israel, and the potential consequences of having such a person in power. Muhammad Ali re-enters boxing [00:30:59] Discussion about Muhammad Ali being kicked out of boxing for refusing to be drafted and the significance of his return. First commercial flight of the Boeing 707 [00:32:38] Importance of the Boeing 707's first commercial flight in 1958 and how it revolutionized global travel. Upcoming runoff election in Argentina [00:38:08] Discussion about the upcoming runoff election in Argentina and the possibility of an anarcho-capitalist being elected as a major historical event. The United Nations and media bias [00:38:32] Discussion on the ignorance and malevolence of media writers and talking heads, possibly regarding the United Nations. Active shooter in Maine [00:38:44] Mention of an ongoing active shooter situation and speculation on the possibility of Israel invading Gaza.

Doug Casey on Psychotherapy, Digital Public Infrastructure, Bitcoin and More: Viewer Q&A In this interactive Q&A session, discussion points include the thoughts of Doug Casey on Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud, his take on the legal industry and the coming collapse of Western civilization. He also talks about the possible risks and advantages of dealing with small local lawyers over big named ones, thoughts on paid entrepreneurship memberships and his stance on pro-gun movements in Latin America. An important section of the video includes his insights on Bitcoin, his belief in its potential for growth and his advice for those wondering if it's too late to invest. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:14 Discussion on Carl Jung and Psychotherapy 02:01 Critique of Psychiatry and Personal Experiences 03:16 The Dangers of Psychiatry and State Control 04:25 Living in Different Countries and Adapting to Changes 07:05 The Future of the Ben Gurion Canal 09:52 Discussion on Digital Wallets and Cryptocurrency 13:41 The Difference Between Failed Societies and Failed States 19:21 The Influence of Jewish Community in the West 23:27 Thoughts on Agorism and Its Future 26:40 Bill Gates' New Project '50 in 5' and Its Implications 31:34 The Impact of Digital Infrastructure and Public-Private Partnerships 36:18 Discussing Moderna and Vaccine Skepticism 36:51 Investing in Moderna: Risks and Rewards 38:30 Regrets and Reflections: A Personal Journey 39:43 Moral Failings and Personal Growth 41:47 The Intricacies of Truth, Lies, and Integrity 44:22 Exploring the World of Masons and Conspiracies 46:36 Choosing the Right Lawyer: Insights and Advice 56:14 The Rise of Pro-Gun Movements in Latin America 01:00:10 Investing in Bitcoin: Is It Too Late? 01:02:41 Favorite Guns and Personal Preferences

How do we make sense of all the disorder in the world today? And Is there a “they”? In this conversation with Alex Krainer , we attempt to get to the heart of the problems plaguing the world today. If you aren’t already a subscriber to Alex’s excellent and free newsletter, subscribe here: http://alexkrainer.substack.com Time Stamps: The clash between two systems of governance [00:02:10] Alex Krainer discusses the clash between what Soros defines as “open societies” and “closed societies”, and how it has been ongoing for more than 2000 years. The conflict between ruling oligarchies and the rest of humanity [00:03:41] Krainer explains how ruling oligarchies in the West have historically created misery at home and mayhem abroad, with a narrow vested interest in the moneylender class. Russia and China as the "good side" [00:07:18] Krainer argues that Russia and China are the good side in the current global conflict, contrasting their histories with Western empires and their lack of colonization and invasion. China's intentions towards the United States [00:11:56] Alex discusses the lack of reason to believe that China has any intention to harm the United States and questions why they would choose to invade the United States instead of other countries. The unique characteristics of Western civilization [00:14:23] Doug lists 12 characteristics of Western civilization that he believes are unique to it, including free thought, free speech, free markets, and individualism. The origin of central banking [00:19:08] Alex discusses the origins of central banking, mentioning the Venetian bank as a possible first central bank and the establishment of the Bank of England as the first true central bank. The importance of surplus labor and social capital [00:24:39] Discussion on how surplus labor in settled communities allows for the creation of social capital and investment in community projects. The role of bankers in allocating credit [00:27:23] Exploration of how bankers can control the allocation of credit and investment, potentially diverting resources away from community desires. The facade of freedom of speech in Western civilization [00:29:51] Analysis of how freedom of speech is limited and controlled in Western societies, with examples of censorship and deplatforming. The deteriorating social infrastructure [00:36:05] The speaker discusses how the social infrastructure in their country has deteriorated, including issues with the water supply, trash, and postal system. The need for monetary system reform [00:37:18] The speaker argues that the monetary system needs to be reformed in order to address the wealth inequality and ensure credit allocation aligns with community needs. Two ways to end the current system [00:42:19] The speaker explains that there are two possible outcomes to address the current system: a deflationary death spiral or using the central bank to issue credit and potentially trigger hyperinflation. Preparing for a crisis [00:47:33] Advice on acquiring gold and silver, having enough savings to cover expenses, and owning land for self-sufficiency. Building community resilience [00:48:48] The importance of reaching out to local communities, cultivating bonds of trust and mutual support for resilience during a crisis. Chances of a police state [00:49:23] Discussion on the likelihood of the US and EU turning into police states, highlighting the differences in democracy and government accountability. Alex’s Take on The Great Taking [01:03:56] Discussion on the possibility of a rug pull in the financial system and the risks involved. The option of printing fiat to infinity [01:01:04] Exploring the option of central banks printing unlimited amounts of fiat currency to manage economic crises. Solution to the Oligarch problem [01:05:23] They should get exactly what they want for us.

We're still suspended on Youtube. We think it ends soon, but who knows? Oppressive regimes like to keep the rules vague so you never really know if you're gonna get in trouble, Youtube is no diffrernt. On today's episode, we discuss the so-called justice system in the Era of Lawfare And we respond to viewer questions.

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Today Doug discusses two sacred cows - Democracy and Religion and a certain verboten 20th century German leader. And, he responds to questions from the phyle.co. Platforms that are open today, will likely be closed in the future which is why you might consider joiningphyle, our private member community. Or, at least, join our free email list at:http://dougcasey.substack.com Click Here for Phyle: https://phyle.co

The temperature is rising, but it’s not global warming. It’s the long arm of petty tyrants putting the squeeze on free speech in an effort to, of course, protect free speech. Platforms that are open today, will likely be closed in the future which is why you might consider joining phyle, our private member community. Click Here for Phyle Today’s Episode: For the sin of saying the wrong words, we’re currently suspended by Youtube. To celebrate our suspension, today’s episode is about the expanding war on “misinformation” and what it means for the future.

We receieved another strike from Youtube for "Misinformation". As the censorship regime ramps up, it's an important reminder to join our email list at: https://dougcasey.substack.com/ or, even better, our private member community at https://phyle.co

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Doug Casey comments on the War in Ukraine and what he thinks Putin will do next. Article mentioned in this episode: https://theupheaval.substack.com/p/reality-honks-back If you like these podcasts, it's time to join our email list. It's quite possible that the censorship hammer will soon fall on us here. Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey

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Nearly an hour into recording, the power went out so the video abruptly ends. We'll address some of the remaining questions next week. If you like these podcasts, it's time to join our email list. It's quite possible that the censorship hammer will soon fall on us here. Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey