Economic War Room

Huge demand for Gold-based currency!

"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

"Glint is unique in that is that it's separate because it's gold and silver. So it's not fractional banking, it's not US dollar-based, but you've made it so it's fully integrated into the economic system here. Not just this country but the entire world. You can use a Mastercard, virtually anywhere in the world." - Kevin Freeman @EconomicWarRoom @GlintPay

Real Economic Justice

Our team has been reaching out to states with great success and talking them into implementing Article 1, Section 10, which says a state can make gold and silver coins legal tender in the state. It is a right granted to states in the Constitution. Kevin Freeman's book "Pirate Money" makes the constitutional and practical case that states can have an optional gold and silver standard, but how do they implement it? So we brought Glint CEO Jason Cozens back to the Economic War Room so we could dive into the practicality of it. Kevin has long said Glint is proof of concept that commercially you can use gold as money. But now we have the question: Can it be implemented at the state level? Join Kevin Freeman and Jason Cozens as they discuss this powerful solution.

"I learned how to commercialize and quickly scale the growing media with my inoculations. I take an inert, growing media that's dead and lifeless, and I inoculate with my biology and it becomes living. But I'm inoculating at a scale three times what you find in nature. So now the plant, you put it in the growing media, it's all you can eat buffet. That's why I'm getting incredible growth, faster growth, more beautiful plants and everything. And all the scientists that I talked to told me, you can't grow this stuff without putting the nitrogen, potassium, and chemicals there. And I'm like. You know what kind of scientists are you?" -William Layton Learn more at www.3RidgeTechnologies.com. @ EconomicWarRoom

"There are three big questions. Number one, will there be food or will farming be shut down for climate change or natural or manmade disasters? Two, if food is allowed, will it be fresh? Will it be healthy? How will we know? And number three, will food be limited based on a social credit score? These are real questions. These are things the Economic War Room is here to look at. War game solutions for these problems that we see coming. We have practical answers for what you can do to protect yourself, to protect your family, and your community. And there may be investment opportunities where you can use your money to help preserve liberty, security, and values." - Kevin Freeman, CFA Learn more at www.3RidgeTechnologies.com. @ EconomicWarRoom

"Over the long history of humanity, this is the number one economic weapon, and it was the first economic weapon ever used. Empires have been toppled over this topic. People have been enslaved because of it. This is perhaps the most basic of human needs and thus personal vulnerabilities. And it is one of the major weapons in the arsenal of Liberty's enemies, both foreign and domestic. I'm talking about food and food insecurity. You know, Esau sold his birthright for this. Joseph saved the world, and then he enslaved a nation with it. People have killed for it and started wars over it. Even the Arab Spring was the result of food insecurity. In fact, there are a lot of academic papers. If you look back, there's one here." - Kevin Freeman, CFA @ EconomicWarRoom

With every episode of "Economic War Room," we attempt to foresee problems, counter them, and offer practical solutions. Whether it's money, housing, energy, the border, inflation, the China threat, jihadis, ESG, woke corporations, World Economic Forum mandates, investing space, artificial intelligence, education, the Great Reset. We've covered all of these and so much more. But not just problems. We like to offer actionable solutions, whether at the personal level or in your community, your state, or our nation. Today William Layton joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to discuss a revolutionary farming system he has developed that is designed to feed the world in an entirely new way that is efficient, uses much less water, and can be grown inside. @ EconomicWarRoom

Using a highly secure app on your smartphone, people all over the world now can own as little as $1 of gold. If they need that $1 they can spend it anywhere that accepts MasterCard. If you want to save it or send it, you can do this completely outside the normal banking systems. @ EconomicWarRoom

"I think gold bullion dealers have a difficult task. They've got to manage lots and lots of individual inventory. They've got to deal with- when someone wants to buy the gold, they've got to deal with the individual units of those. His gold bars are coins. They've got to deal with the administration around sending it to the person. It's time-consuming, it's a human capital, labor-intensive sales, so to speak. There's also all the security around it and the gold going in and out. What we're doing with Glint is we're leveraging technology that is scalable with efficiencies that you get with technology to enable efficient pricing for the customer." -Jason Cozens @ EconomicWarRoom

"Glint is the first company in the world to enable it as money. Literally when I was flying over here to Dallas, 35,000ft in the air. I paid for my internet access with gold. I landed and today we've had I had a pizza and I paid with gold. And it doesn't matter where in the world I am, I can pay with gold. Using my Glint app and my Glint Mastercard, I can even send gold to you, either as a gift or instead of a product or service outside of the banking system." -Jason Cozens @ EconomicWarRoom

Gold has been used as money for thousands of years, but in our modern society, it is virtually impossible to use it as money. Until now. Kevin Freeman, author of the best-selling book "Pirate Money: Discovering the Founders’ Hidden Plan for Economic Justice and Defeating the Great Reset," sits down with Glint CEO Jason Cozens to talk about his game-changing technology that makes gold useful as money. This ground-breaking technology is designed to make gold transactional for everyone. Now everyone can afford to own gold. @ 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

"Take the war in Ukraine. We're told it's about stopping the next Hitler. Maybe that's right. But did you know? According to the Washington Post, Ukraine's aides best kept secret most of the money stays in the USA. Here's a quote 'Of the $68 billion in military and related assistance that Congress has approved since Russia invaded Ukraine, almost 90% is going to Americans. One analysis found.' Now that may be okay. We want to be the suppliers of arms, we want to be the best at it, and so forth. But labeled a Nazi." –Kevin Freeman @ 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

"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

Over 60 years ago, President Dwight D. Eisenhower gave us a warning. But looking back, it's obvious how important his warning was. First, he warned of a scientific-technological elite, funded with taxpayer money, who would look down from on high and tell the little people how they should live. Then, he warned of a military-industrial complex that would work hand-in-glove with the scientific-technological elite. It would be the enforcement mechanism, again, paid for with taxpayer money. It would have an insatiable appetite for more and more money. Would this mean more and more war? Kevin Freeman examines what the root cause of this trend is and offers a powerful solution. @ EconomicWarRoom

Natural asset companies and how they're being forced on us and what you can do to help stop it! @ EconomicWarRoom

"This was born of an agenda adopted by the United Nations decades ago. They called it at the time, the 30 by 30 program. And what that meant was that 30% of the world's land, water, air, and so on would be remanded to a pristine state permanently by governments of the world. Over time, they changed it to the Agenda 2030 sustainable program. The point of it is whether it was the underlying idea that, as you say, you'd have companies that don't earn money being valuable, which is, let's face it, simply alchemy, you know, making the air monetized." -Frank Gaffney @ EconomicWarRoom

Designed by the World Economic Forum and United Nations and about to be approved by the SEC. Urgent action is required. Please don't dismiss this! @ EconomicWarRoom

The clock is literally ticking, and your urgent action is needed to avert an economic disaster. Today we are alerting you about a very serious national security issue, and it is happening on Wall Street. Recently the New York Stock Exchange went to the SEC and basically said, "Hey, we want to change all of the history and all of the rules that we've had in this nation for 200-plus years. And really, from the very beginning of the definition of what a corporation is, we want to change it so we can financialize nature and make a little profit off what trees do and what grass does and things like that." This is a total scam, but it's being foisted upon us by the World Economic Forum, the United Nations, Wall Street, and our government. Frank Gaffney joins Kevin Freeman to explain what the SEC, NYSE, and IEG are doing to take over our land, water, and air. There is a very small window for action. @ 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

"As your viewers may know, most American investments are handled by three investment houses Blackrock, State Street, and Vanguard. I'm invested in one of those three. You may be. You may be as well. And [00:09:00] they- between them control $20 trillion of Americans' assets. Now before the rise of mutual funds and then ETFs, most shareholders didn't really vote their proxy votes. They didn't take advantage of the power of their ownership. Because of course, when you own a share in a company, you are a fractional owner of that company and the executives and directors work for you. They don't work for themselves, they don't work. You're the owner of that, the fractional [00:09:30] owner of that company." -Scott Shepard @ EconomicWarRoom

"Since 2007, we were, I think some of the first- our organization was some of the first to recognize that, you know, conservatives, Republicans just generally assumed for a very long time and were right for a very long time that most business people were broadly, if not conservative, then at least sensible, they'd keep their corporations out of politics. They were reliable. The free enterprise project was set up because we were one of the first organizations to realize that, even by 2007, that really wasn't true anymore, that corporations had started to move left, that they'd started to move left, largely because left-wing troublemakers had shareholder activists had pushed them to the left." –Scott Shepard @ EconomicWarRoom