Economic War Room

"I had an Iranian crew, and they laid out they had the crew they were interrogating but laid out all the weapons. And when they laid out the weapon systems, they found it was just Katyusha rockets, normal stuff conventional but they were very high-tech shipping containers. These shipping containers they would put the weapons inside. The ship would go through the Suez Canal into the Mediterranean off the coast of Gaza, and underneath the bottom of the ship would drop out these shipping containers that would float about ten feet below the water. The Gaza fishermen come out innocently fish, grab these containers, take them to underground caves, and then the next day they would be rockets headed to Israel" - Maj. Gen Bob Dees (ret) @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

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The conversation covers the dire situation in Israel due to international recognition of Palestine, the emotional toll on the Israeli people, and global rallies against anti-Israel actions. Dr. Garlow emphasizes the ongoing resilience and persistence within Israel. Subtopics: - International Condemnations and ICC rulings against Israel - Emotional and psychological state of Israeli citizens - Global and U.S. support efforts, including pro-Israel events - College campus dynamics in the U.S. and external funding of anti-Israel activities - Efforts such as the Trial to Defend Israel in the Netherlands Key Takeaways: There is a strong need for global support for Israel amidst widespread international condemnation and rising anti-Israel sentiments on college campuses. @economicwarroom

Kevin Freeman and G. Edward Griffin discuss his intriguing journey as he began to uncover the secrets of the Federal Reserve System. @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

Kevin Freeman, Tommy Waller, and David Tice discuss actionable solutions, such as implementing neutral ground blockers to prevent solar weather-induced failures. They emphasize the need for state-level initiatives, particularly in Texas, along with legislative action and public advocacy. @EconomicWarRoom

Huge demand for Gold-based currency!

"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

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

"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

"One big operation begun on the watch of Comey and Peter Strzok and McCabe and the other of the Obama appointees to the FBI, was an operation called Crossfire Hurricane. It was a counterintelligence mission to hunt down foreign spies and influence ops. And it concluded and spread the rumors that Donald Trump was a Russian dupe, a Russian stooge, maybe a Russian agent, certainly a traitor to America. So, our spy resources are counterspy. Resources were devoted to hunting down and spreading this story." - J. Michael Waller @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

Delve into the historical journey of Christian thought from the Reformation sparked by Martin Luther to the modern-day separation of church and government. Bill Federer explores how movements like Pietism advocated withdrawing from worldly affairs, leading to dangerous political vacuums and the church's silence on social injustices. Join the conversation on how active faith can coexist with civic responsibility to build a better future.

"One of the things that we are told from the time we're little children is that you should never discuss two things: religion and politics. Except those are the exact things we should be talking with our children about." - Dr. Ben Carson @EconomicWarRoom

In this thought-provoking video, Bill Federer delves into the origins and implications of the word "citizen," emphasizing America's unique bottom-up power structure. Exploring historical events like the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre and Martin Luther King's philosophies, the discussion highlights the moral boundaries in obeying authority. Discover how the early American settlers envisioned a society without a king, inspired by biblical precedents, and laid the groundwork for a government by the people. History, Bill Federer, Reformation, Power Dynamics, Citizenship, American History, Governance, Martin Luther King, Calvinists, Puritans, Biblical Influence @EconomicWarRoom

"Just imagine buying some gold or silver and putting it in your state, having it guarded by the state, protected by the state, guaranteed by the state, and then going out and using a debit card like this and spending gold and silver, or maybe as an employee, getting paid in gold and silver and holding your assets there, or just another way to pay, just spending a little bit of it with a debit card and putting a little in gold, a little in silver, and a little in Federal Reserve notes, this technology exists. Representative Ken Ivory and State Treasurer Marlo Oaks are working to make this happen in Utah." -Kevin Freeman @EconomicWarRoom

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Kevin Freeman and Tim Barton discuss the financial policies and the moral stance of early American leaders on the use of paper money, drawing connections between historical economic principles and the present day. Central banking, national debt, and federal responsibility from the American Founder's perspective. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman introduces the setting at Liberty University and highlights the unique cultural and educational environment, focusing on the absence of "wokeness" and the school's strong support for Israel. Kevin Freeman and Ryan Helfenbein discuss the diverse academic programs at Liberty, including natural sciences, digital communications, nursing, engineering, law, business, and education, with a distinct Christian perspective and emphasis on training missionaries in various fields. @EconomicWarRoom

"He called me into the DIA as an economic warfare expert but not just him his predecessor General Burgess and his predecessor's predecessor General Harry Soyster. So I got to talk to the best and the brightest about economic warfare the top in the FBI CIA and everything else. And finally I tried to convince them we're in an economic war. They didn't believe me at first I said China's our enemy. They said no China's our friend. They fund us. There are bankers. I said no I'm telling you. So I had the privilege and pleasure of sharing that with them. It's a scary message but it's a message that I had and I firmly believe and that's why we started the Economic War Room to help people learn that we're in an economic war..." @EconomicWarRoom

"They want to do the exact same thing they're doing in China. Let me tell you what China did. China had a bank run just like we did Silicon Valley Bank goes down. Remember that? Just a couple of years ago Silicon Valley Bank. Well they have bank runs in china. China is in a worse debt position than we are so people showed up at the bank ready to get their money. Give me my money. And you know what. They pulled out their phones and all of a sudden it was blinking red because they'd been geolocated by technology at a bank that was in trouble and all of a sudden it says, 'you've been diagnosed with COVID.'"... @EconomicWarRoom

"We're speaking with an IT expert from the bowels of the BIS. He's an outside contractor who worked there and got to know some people there. He overheard the stories of what they intended to do, which frightened him a little bit because it was reminiscent of what he saw happening in his childhood when he grew up in a Latin American country and saw the currency being devalued and used as a means of control." - Kevin Freeman @EconomicWarRoom

"In our Republican primaries less than 35 percent national turnout. In the Republican primaries right now less than 35 percent nationwide with all the craziness that's going on all the potential uncertainty. And I'm like what's going on? So are you waiting for?" -Lt. Gen. Mike Flynn @EconomicWarRoom