Economic War Room

The spread and control of central bank digital currencies are discussed as a potential global economic threat that could lead to a loss of property rights. @EconomicWarRoom

"Medieval historian, Lynn White, published an essay in Science magazine in which he blamed the Judeo-Christian worldview for ecological devastation. And that got reprinted in [00:09:30] dozens and dozens of anthologies in environmental science used all over the world. He claimed that it's because of this verse that this verse, Christians and Jews interpreted as giving them total license to just abuse nature in anyway they wanted. Now, of course, you can go back through the whole history of pre-Christian rabbinic interpretation and post-Christ Christian interpretation of Genesis 1:28, and you never find that it's a complete caricature." -E. Calvin Beisner, Ph.D. @ EconomicWarRoom

Paul Allen shares his concerns regarding government spending and surveillance. He expresses optimism for the future with innovations like the decentralized social protocol for the internet, which could promote freedom. @EconomicWarRoom

Concerns about central bank digital currencies are discussed, noting the potential for government overreach and loss of financial privacy for individuals. EconomicWarRoom #AmericanEmpire #GoldStandard #HistoryRepeats @EconomicWarRoom..

"Suppose a man comes into your meeting wearing a gold ring and fine clothes, and a poor man in filthy old clothes comes in. If you show special attention to the man wearing fine clothes and say, here's a good seat for you, but say to the poor man, you stand there or sit on the floor by my feet. Have you not discriminated amongst yourself and become judges [00:19:00] with evil thoughts?" –James 2:2-4 @ EconomicWarRoom

"The bigger vision for America is absolutely revival, a revival economically and a revival at the heart level spiritually on who we are. You know, we have to recognize as a nation, first of all, we've left God." - Ryan Binkley @ EconomicWarRoom

"I think it's a matter of education, and when people realize, the treasurers like myself realize, that the economic freedoms that are foundational to everything that we hold dear here in the United States are under. Read, that this is a viable option, that yes, absolutely, I think it's very much a serious, option that all of us treasurers should consider and consider very seriously because we are, under attack and our freedoms are threatened." - Marlo Oaks, Utah State Treasurer @EconomicWarRoom

"We've got to weaponize our money. And I'll tell you, one of the things that's really encouraging, is you see the response to Target and you see the response to Anheuser-Busch, you see the response to Disney. And this has just been natural organic responses. It wasn't AFA or somebody trying to call a boycott. People were just fed up. They're tired of it and they are changing where they're spending their money. That is weaponizing money." - Paul Blair @ EconomicWarRoom

"Economic attacks are everything from ESG to natural asset companies to central bank digital currencies. All of these things threaten our economic freedoms. The central bank's digital currency is probably the most direct and, problematic of all of them. And so really, this legislation, particularly the transactional piece of this, is meant, I think, to help us to have an alternative where we can transact without having to be beholden to a central bank digital currency." Marlo Oaks - Utah State Treasurer @EconomicWarRoom

The formation of the Federal Reserve in 1913 on Jekyll Island is scrutinized, along with its impact on U.S. economic policy and Presidents Roosevelt and Nixon's departure from the gold standard. #EconomicWarRoom #AmericanEmpire #GoldStandard #HistoryRepeats @EconomicWarRoom

You can have an optional gold and silver standard that you can join with at least a part of your assets. The downsides of illiquidity, capital gains tax, storage taxes, and just the complexity of learning how to buy and sell gold would be vanquished. All the upside of gold doubloons and silver pieces of eight, you know, pirate money with none of the headaches thanks to modern technology. @ EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman illustrates the use of gold to make purchases, emphasizing how modern technology like Glint can facilitate the use of gold and silver as currency. Freeman calls for legislative support at the state level for the alternative currency system and provides action steps for viewers to get involved and stay informed. @EconomicWarRoom

The true cost to drive an electric vehicle is $17.33 per gallon when you add up all the government subsidies that are poured into EVs. @ EconomicWarRoom

One word. Subsidy. And that's why they have to mandate that EVs are the only option, because they know the federal government cannot continue to subsidize electric vehicles to the degree that they've done and make them economical. What will happen is they're going to force you to use them. @ EconomicWarRoom

"Yes, there is, because one of the reasons that gold has stood the test of time is that it's fungible. It means that any small amount of gold, the gold that's in that goldback, the gold that's in your gold coin, the gold that's in a candlestick. If I melt it down, it's worth the same. So, immediately gold is fungible." Jason Cozens, CEO Glint @EconomicWarRoom @GlintPay

"Under my plan of a cap and trade system. Electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket, even regardless of what I say about whether coal is good or bad because I'm capping greenhouse gases, coal-powered plants, you know, natural gas, you name it, whatever the plants were, whatever the industry was, they would have to retrofit their operations. That will cost money. They will pass that money on to consumers." –Barak Obama @ EconomicWarRoom

"Glint is the first product in the world that enables gold as everyday money. So literally you can just go anywhere where Mastercard is accepted and pay with your Glint Mastercard. And you can buy things." - Jason Cozens @ EconomicWarRoom

"US Customs and Border Protection knows that some of them have connections to the Chinese military. So the question is what's going on here? I think that these are saboteurs. They are going to be the ones attacking America When there is a war in Asia. They're going to be going after our grid. They're going to poison our reservoirs, assassinate officials, detonate bombs in shopping centers, starting wildfires. This is something that the Biden administration is not paying attention to." -Gordon Chang @ EconomicWarRoom

Sixty years ago President Eisenhower warned of military-industrial complex that would work hand in glove with the scientific-technological elite. It is happening just as he warned! @ EconomicWarRoom

"It began a century ago, or even more if you think about it. So the actual operation began in 1922. It was a Soviet Bolshevik operation designed to collapse Germany after World War One. So this is before the rise of Hitler. Germany was defeated. It was divided. It was in a state of severe cultural identity crisis. So the idea was to take Karl Marx, who everybody thinks of as some sort of deranged economist, which he was. But that was the Karl Marx of 1848 when he wrote Das Kapital and The Communist Manifesto. Earlier, Karl Marx of 1843 declared war on culture, Greco-Roman, Judeo-Christian, Western culture with family values, and the father was head of the household and the nuclear family, and a big extended family, and morals and principles and all these things." –J. Michael Waller @EconomicWarRoom

The fifth undeniable truth is the ongoing major changes in the nature of money, noting technological advances and increasing trends toward a cashless society. Kevin Freeman raises concerns about how these shifts might not be as beneficial or optional as they should be. @EconomicWarRoom

"It's not just about digital forms of physical currency. You can have programmability, you know, units of central bank currency with expiry dates. You could have, as I argue in my book, a potentially better and some people might see it or a darker world where the government decides that units of central bank money can be used to purchase some things, but not other things that it deems less desirable, like, say, ammunition or drugs or pornography or something of the sort." -Eswar Prasad, WEF Annual Meeting of the New Champions, June 2023 @ EconomicWarRoom

Kevin gives you ten things that you need to watch out for in the near future. They include, inflation, stock market trends, multiple fiscal cliff, and more. @ EconomicWarRoom

"What it means is there will be increased poverty. What it means is that there will be people who have food shortages and energy shortages and all kinds, all of the progress that we've seen over the last hundred years or so will be reversed. And we'll go back to where there are elitists controlling everything, and the rest of us kind of subsiding at best." -Kevin Freeman @ EconomicWarRoom

"The best way is to reach out to all of the legislators in Utah LE.Utah.gov. You can get it on the website House Bill 348. You can follow and track the progress of the legislation. But send your note in, let people know how important it is to be able to protect the purchasing power of our earnings and savings and to have this ability to protect our liberty this way." -Ken Ivory, Utah State Representative @EconomicWarRoom