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The war continues. The global financial market is in capitulation. The energy prices have risen. Food is at a shortage. And it does seem like the world is moving to a technocratic takeover. We've got Bitcoin expert, financial expert Simon Dixon on the show joining us to speak about all of these things. Simon, thanks for joining us. How are you?
Okay, pleasure, Solomon. Yeah. What um pretty pretty crazy stuff all around. So, where do you want to start?
Well, let's start with the uh global financial crisis and energy crisis. And what I mean by that is not the kind of holistic one we all hear, you know what, the oil prices are increasing, but for the average people, how bad is this situation and what can they do to prep for the situation?
Yeah. Well, what we're seeing at the moment um is in the case of the US. So, let's take a a look around all the different regions. Um, US is in a major stock market bubble. Um, but the stress is coming for the American people. Uh, because they're playing the higher energy prices. Um, that started with, you know, consumer price increase, uh, CPI increase, then we get producer price up to 6%. Uh, that then leads to higher, um, prices as well. Um but the issue that America is experiencing right now is the global markets having to sell their US treasuries um which is leading to a hike in the interest rate um on the bonds uh the US treasuries and so we hit those critical points where a deal has to be done um and we spiked through it uh to the highest uh levels since the global financial crisis. So, the 10-year Treasury, which sets the rate for mortgages, for credit cards, uh for auto loans, um went above the 4.5% mark that we've been talking about. And in the case of the 30-year bond, it went in fact, it went to 4.6% on the 10-year. Um and on the 30-year, um we had a print above 5% and then it went above 5.1%. Um and then we got the announcement of of a deal to try and calm down the markets. Um the bond market at least. Um and uh you know then we had a a real correction in oil prices. Um a correction in LG prices. Um but the structural inflation and these higher bond rates uh mean that interest rates the mortgage markets are kind of seizing up. Um so all in all the the higher value of the stock market means that a handful of companies particularly um those connected with AI um are are reaching like the highest levels that they've ever been. Uh the bond market is reaching the point where the Fed most likely needs to intervene and purchase those bonds um so that they can get those yields back down again. and uh you know unfreeze the real estate market. Um and um but the inflationary impact and whatever it whatever inflation America has um is accelerated globally. Uh so in the case of who is suffering the worst at the moment um you've got the usual countries where the inflation, the lack of fertilizer, um the food insecurity that's really hitting, you know, the most impoverished countries, whether it be Libya, whether it be Sudan, uh whether it be Lebanon, um whether it be Iraq, um whether it be uh you know um Philippines in the case of um Southeast Asia. Um and uh you know th those are the ones that are actually in real uh tough challenging situations um both economically and their ability to get the goods in their supply chain.
Actually one of the economies that's been impacted the most I'd say is India. Um, and that goes right from the small street business that can't get his propane in order to power, you know, the the gas that powers their little street food store um all the way through to the farmers um that are being priced out of the market um and being forced into trade deals it looks like with America because America wants to help their farmers and get India uh to purchase some of their crops. Um, but they're having a currency crisis. So India um the Indian rupee is getting incredibly weak. Um and we've had two currency crisis. Um we've obviously had the one in Iran. Um that is you know the the most extreme currency crisis we've seen. Um but we've also seen one in Turkey and one in India. Um Turkey had to defend the Turkish lera uh by selling all of its US treasuries which then you start to see that has the impact because when you sell the treasuries it pushes the yield up and then that has the issues in America. They also sold off um all of their gold which ended up in Shanghai. So we're we're getting this flow of gold all the way over to Shanghai. Um and uh in the case of India um Modi reached out and kind of did an appeal to uh Indian patriotism asking the Indians to um to not buy any gold. Um which obviously has the opposite impact. Um and so now what we're seeing is the central bank of India is purchasing gold while telling its citizens to not purchase gold in order to defend its currency. Um so while the in while India's printing loads of money to buy gold uh it's asking it citizens not to do that. Um but India I would say has had a real big outflow in terms of capital investment. um its ETF has underperformed all other ETFs. Um and so there's some real structural problems within um India. Um that's what's happening around in Turkey. Um Europe is entering into I'd say probably a debt crisis and and growth crisis. Mainly UK and France are the two you know um ma main issues there. Um in UK there's just a lack of growth, a lot of inflation um and a um the guilts um are even more impacted which is the UK debt um than the US debt. So we're up to about 6% um or approaching 6% in the UK. That's around that's you know at the same time as being 100% debt to GDP. Um, so there's a debt there's there's a real debt issue. Um, there's an affordability issue. Uh, there's a cost of living issue. Um, and, uh, the energy prices are just really, uh, squeezing the average Brit, the average, um, European.
But in all of these markets, uh, stock markets are hitting new all-time highs. So when you're squeezing the population uh but those that own the shares uh are getting you know these higher higher valuations um and the bond markets are going more and more in distress. This is the definition of asset stripping a country. So America is being asset stripped uh Europe and UK is being asset stripped. Um and uh and then we've got countries like again Taiwan, South Korea, stock markets at new all-time highs as a result of their part their part in the AI trade. Um, but um they're they're having to pay incredibly high prices um in order to get the energy that they need um and also the the vital components. So all in all of this to say is that we are really pricing out the middle class. Uh we're transferring wealth upwards to those that have significant wealth and only the assets. Um and those that are already in poverty are in a poverty crisis. Um and each country's got its slight um nuance. Uh, but that that's really what we're what we're seeing right now. And the entire entire chessboard um of the global of the world in fact is just being flipped um in order to facilitate all of this investment into facilitating AI and robotics and all the energy and all the data centers that is needed for it. Um, so that's kind of where an overview of where we are.
So, one of the things we've been speaking about, you mentioned it earlier in the space was about energy, the need for energy and what they're trying to do with it. In addition to that linked to and it's something I want to speak to you about is this kind of technocratic takeover of society this surveillance type state this palunteer control but this kind of technocratic control where in reality they want the techn technoc tech technocracy to control things even and that can be done in different manners and so we do think that it's going to be in a more oppressive manner but what's your what's your thoughts on all that?
Yeah. Well, we're kind of moving from a world where oil was the most energy component to liqufied natural gas and LG um being the most important commodity. And that's really this the switch that we're seeing right here. That has a few um implications. Firstly, um America is LG abundant, but it's all privatized. Um so, you know, it helps a bunch of the LG providers. um significant investment uh was made by Qatar, by Saudi Arabia. Um and so to some degree uh what they've lost in um the closure of the straight of Hamoose, they've made up with higher energy prices, but also their investment in infrastructure within Texas. Um and uh and then you've got the force majour and cancellation of contracts that happened in Qatar. Um but also we've got Russia that has been supplying as much LNG as they can um you know put out there. Um and uh you know the the other side of the LNG trade is that this really switches the world to um batteries, electric car vehicles, um solar energy, renewable energy um which all is the China trade. Uh so when Europe invests in renewable energy, it's buying windmills from China. Um it's buying, you know, large components which are manufactured in China like solar panels. Um and China's dominating car manufacturing in electric vehicles at the moment. Um at the same time as very important American companies um have their factories in China. Um so that really accelerates um moving to an LNG world accelerates if you look at the two empires east and west. Um west has got a lot of the well in particular America and has got a lot of the LNG. China's got all of the other components from that. Um but it's nationalized in the case of China and privatized in the case of America.
Mhm. >> Um, so put that all together and it completely makes sense what the China Shanghai meeting was. It was Trump getting a photo on a smaller chair while Xi Jinping is on a taller chair uh while the real adults in the room, the technical executives and the uh the finance executives um sit down and negotiate with the China Communist Party. Um and uh the the you know, you can only imagine that they're negotiating um what this AI and robotics world looks like um and how the world is going to split up its LNG supplies cuz there is a reality. There's not enough energy in the world to power what the plans are uh for all of these vast data centers. You got thousands of them being built across America. It's the the entire growth of America is now data centers and AI. It's the whole economy. It's the whole it's half of the stock market. Um and and what are they saying in America? They're basically saying, well, we want to uh do an IPO for Elon Musk SpaceX and they want to value it at 1.75 trillion to 2 trillion. And that is assuming that Elon can deliver upon the promise of building um data centers in space. uh a and they're pricing that into the valuation and selling it like five years of revenue forward assuming that Elon's already figured out how to host data centers um that are >> on on you know in space while China's just building out these ginormous solar panels um you know and uh and leaning into every form of energy that they can do to power all of this um AI. So we really are um occupying the world with data centers across America, across China and the IPOs that are launching right now, their valuation depends upon occupying space as well.
That's crazy. I didn't know that it's rockets. But you know, you're saying about China, Simon, that they're using not just LG, but using alternate energy to power the data centers, but they won't have enough power, right?
Uh that's true. And so they're building out um solar panels as much as possible. They're putting export controls to make sure that they look after everything in their own country. Uh but simultaneously um if you're Europe right now, if you're UK, you're going to lean into Black Rockck's ESG narrative again. And so you're you're going back to for national security, we need to have independent energy supplies. Um so you're going to see a significant investment in renewable energy all over again. Um that's going to return um all of the countries that are severely impacted. Um so if you if you think about it, what this has done is it's it's kind of done a release schedule for the next decade. So, Russia, uh, you know, OPEC, um, and, uh, US private interest, they've got the the LNG that's needed to satisfy your immediate demands. Then eventually when the stray opens, we'll have the Middle Eastern rebuild of infrastructure to repair everything that was damaged. So then that will come back online. Then we'll have the renewable energy um buildout. um you know which will take um some some significant time then we'll start occupying space um and uh there is a very interesting thing that China knows how to do 90% of all American AI can do at onetenth the energy need and so it's almost like we're we're creating a bit of a pump and dump which is let's grow the economy in America and pump the stock market more like like the dotcom boom and bust cycle uh let's invest trillions or sorry billions. We're not at the trillions yet, but let's let's invest hundreds of billions in all of these uh data centers across America. Uh and then it might actually we might have our deepseek moment again with the hardware um where it turns out that this this is the wrong infrastructure. that could lead to a big correction in the market, a big concentration of wealth um upwards again, a bailout justification and then you can fix the bond market by manufacturing a crisis. And so what you need to justify big big big money printing is a national security issue. You know, historically it's always been war on terror or 9/11 or global financial crisis, too big to fail. But you can imagine now it's that if we do not print trillions of dollars and bail out these companies um and rebuild the infrastructure again uh then um you know China's going to China and Russia are going to dominate space and for national security uh we need to print$10 trillion dollars and make sure that we get this investment um into this this whole world and and and you can see that it's kind of in coordination with China um and and and they're um you know together they're they they're obviously in the competition and the race but at the same time I think they're um deciding what the world looks like and and the trade war you know really set off uh you know h how do we split this all up and what does the world look like and I really think that we're seeing how the world is split up and So, you know, Russia and America get that head start uh and then you put the all the different things online and you got a 10-year road map to uh producing all of the energy that's needed. And there's one vital component there, the best form of energy um is the form of energy that Iran is using right now to power their Bitcoin mining, which is nuclear energy. And so that brings us into the negotiations around the civilian nuclear program. uh because at the end of this what is really needed um is nuclear energy.
Yeah, I agree with you on that one. But in terms of what you said cuz you're you're saying that the uh China and the US are kind of separating things into their own different geographic bubbles. But the problem is with AI, it's not geographically located. He who controls AI is essentially going to control the world. Why would China help the United States of America and be working with them when there is a possibility that whoever actually succeeds in this ends up dominating?
I think um the software is less important. Um it it is where the data is hosted that is most important. So it is actually the data center. Um and so you know you could plug those data centers into whatever software you like. It can be open- source software, it can be somebody's closed source um and um you know the but that that is the real thing. And then if you really look at it where where is the real money right now? Well, it's the highest market cap company in the world. You know, we're about to have SpaceX is about to be the biggest um IPO since Saudi Aramco. Um, in fact, it's a record on so many levels and and I think that's a date you should add into your analysis of what's important to Trump right now. June the 12th is when Goldman Sachs has targeted doing the SpaceX IPO. There's a lot of liquidity that needs to be raised between now and then. Um, and that IPO has to go well. um if that's a pump and dump and there's a buy the rumor, sell the news, it could really have a big impact. And so anything that could get in the way of um you know a favorable market and good liquidity um is to be avoided and it's probably way more important than anything else.
Yeah. >> Sorry, just on that. So just so I understand your point, right? So you believe that there's going to be some kind of AI data center bubble that could crash the market. There'll be a bailout and then these people will then and the bailout will be that we need to bail them out in order to beat China and then they basically have so much wealth transfer and then they succeed in what they're trying to do.
Yeah, absolutely. Um and um you don't necessarily you you know you need the crisis in order to get the money print and and you can't control the bond market right now unless you have the money print. The Fed is the only buyer at this stage of treasuries and the only way to get yield down is for the Fed to start buying them. Um we've just had a regime change but the closure of the st you know at the Fed. Sorry.
Yeah, I know. I knew what you meant. good f um and uh you know he his his Zionist connection are through like the um the Lauren um family and his father and and he gets a few mentions in the Epstein files. Um, but Kevin Walsh is framing himself as someone that will decrease rates. Um, or or won't decrease rates. Um, like that, you know, kind of the framing is Trump's in charge. I put my guy in, he's going to decrease rates. But if he doesn't decrease rates and he's also saying he's not going to increase the balance sheet, which means that he's saying um that potentially he's the type of person that wouldn't buy these bonds, then that is the type of thing that could manufacture a crisis and you put the whole hand you put the whole market in the hand of the Fed. Um so those that are saying Trump is taking on the Fed. No, he he's literally set up the game where the 12 governors of the Federal Reserve and the banksters um can determine whether America has a a crash or not. And that is purely upon whether they buy these bonds. Um, and it and it feels to me like Goldman Sachs is um they took on the anthropic IPO as well and Open AI is now rushing through theirs to try and get it all through in a condensed period in June um July.
Really? >> Yeah. And so they're rushing it through.
Didn't somebody buy Anthropic? >> Uh Anthropic's private at the moment.
I thought Google's buying it. Was it Google? I think Google's buying it. >> No, no, there's no acquisition at the moment. They're going for a public offering and Goldman Sachs got the IPO.
Uh but interestingly, where is Anthropic going to right now in order to get their um their compute needs? SpaceX.
That's what I saw. It was the deal with SpaceX. That's I was thinking I saw Yeah, that's what it was. Yeah.
Yeah. So, they're not being acquired. They're going to go public. Um, but SpaceX is providing the compute.
Yeah. >> And now here's where it gets really interesting. All of these companies have done like a uh they've they've their valuations is based upon contracts that they've been publishing. But you really need to raise like there is baked into that that there would be billions and billions hundreds of billions raised. If that hundred a billion isn't raised into the IPO um then that has impact cascading effects on each other because they've signed contracts based upon future uh investment from each other to provide the compute. So they're taking the contracts and going around from AI yeah to anthropic and to Nvidia um through to Oracle you know and through to um SpaceX. And if you look at the S1 filing, I was reading through it, um, which is the filing with the SEC leading up to the IPO, um, uh, SpaceX said there is a 26 trillion addressable market here. 26 trillion um, dollars is what they're claiming is their addressable market. So when you look into what that is, it's um their projections say about these numbers might be slightly wrong but they're about um from memory 350 billion of it is revenue from space. So 350 billion of 26.7 trillion I think they said. So where does the rest come from? Well, they said 1.6 trillion of it is from communications i.e. Starink. The rest of it is AI and data centers. And so they've got something like 23 trillion is their forward projecting addressable market um of just selling compute data centers and all of it is based upon 22 trillion of sales to businesses that want to power their business with AI. So they're looking at wiping out, you know, all employment here, which is why Elon's doing the whole narrative of universal high income. Um and and and so, you know, they're revealing anyone that actually takes the time out to read these financial statements, they're revealing the whole plan. Um and uh and that's why they were all in um Shanghai, you know. Uh and that's why I think the closure of the straight of Hammoose is kind of the re reorienting of the global economy and then once it's open we're we're going all in on nothing but AI, robotics, energy, data center buildout, um space, everything. Um and and we know we know what that means. You know that is um the complete police and surveillance state. all companies becoming, you know, incredibly productive by laying off their staff um and um and using AI instead.
But just on what you said in terms of the financials, that kind of tells you even Space X, which is meant to be a space company, isn't really even thinking about space that much. It's thinking about data centers on Earth. And so when >> well I don't >> data centers aren't there so it's just still data centers. >> Sorry it >> it's still just data centers. >> No but get into space. >> Yeah but how is he going to get data centers on in space? >> Exactly. >> That's just ridiculous. Like uh the point is that uh but is that 350 billion the 350 billion is that space exploration or is it even within the 350 billion it's also data centers in space? No, that that's their projections about the revenue that they could earn by charging people to go up to space as a as a space company.
Okay. So that bit of the revenue doesn't have to do with data centers related to space. >> No. No.
Okay. Okay. Cool. So I guess the issue here is um I understand the the the what they're trying to aim but all of this seems like a massive inflation as well a massive bubble and the data centers in order to effectuate them in the manner they're trying to do seems like they are over promising what all of these companies are able to deliver and that's likely what's going to cause the crash right in terms of this AI crash what you mentioned.
Yeah. Well, here's um the last time we spoke, I talked about the these kind of rugp scenarios that China could do if they wanted to crash America. And there's three of them. Um but uh uh I'll recap them very briefly, but um the yeah, there's firstly all of the money that's being spent right now is based upon the current model. This is like iPhone 1 and China's already created iPhone 6. Um, so all you need to do is say to the world, by the way, here's iPhone 6. A and but they're like, no, no, no. We need to spend all this money. We need to build all this out first because it's the whole economy. It's GDP. It's a stock. It's the fake economy. It's the numbers that Trump needs because everything else has gone wrong. But he wants to say one thing. Uh, I've got the hottest economy in the world, which is GDP. I don't care who gets wrecked or whether with the world reserve currency goes or anything. I need to say I got the hottest economy in the world and the hottest stock market in the world. Uh and this is how you do it. You just fake it. Uh and so what what what is GDP? Well, uh just print money, do a big beautiful bill, spend loads of money on more. Get energy prices up, sell a load of oil, sell a load of LNG. Build a bunch of data centers. You know, move these uh contracts around between each other. every time you move them, use creative accounting to say his record profits, his GDP. And then that pushes the stock prices. And it even Larry Frink, he he announced it. There was a video that circulated around. He was just saying you know who's going to pay for all of this AI compute and data centers? He said, "You are. It's your pension. We're just going to invest your pension in it." And Larry Frink is the one that's managing, you know, all of these um all of this uh uh this pension money. So, I it is 100% a bubble. And it's a narrative. And then you got to just ask what is what makes up the stock market today? Three things. Money printing, passive ETF investment from everyone's pension, and a and a narrative that justifies all of that. Which is national security. China's going to win. And and so yeah all you need you have your deepseat moment. So you know as I said China can crash the bond market by selling their bonds if they want. China can crash the stock market by revealing what they built in terms of the inefficiency of this capex that's being invested into these IPOs. And that's 50% of the S&P in it. You know 40% of the S&P is seven companies right now all technology. they're going to add another three and then it will be 50% of the S&P. They're even doing regime change at the index fund level where they're saying for the first time in history if your company is valued at a trillion dollars or over which has never happened apart from three companies that are about that Goldman's are about to launch then you get included in index funds which is what determines whether someone you know if someone's just passively saying invest $1,000 every month I can't be bothered. they're investing in the index and Black Rockck manages those index and so they're trying to pump all of that into and just turn the entire S&P into the the AI trade. The AI trade is eating the entire markets. So then China could crash the stock market by saying yeah that was wasted investment if they wanted. They could also crash the the derivatives and debt markets by saying by revealing that we've got the gold and you don't have the gold to back all those contracts.
So there's kind of like commodity stocks and bonds if China wanted to do it. And if you were to be a conspiracy theorist, everyone that could make that decision and reposition everything was sat was sat around the table in Shanghai. And as soon as that meeting was over, you know, we started to get shipments come out of the straight of Hormuse and we started to get this on off on off on off this signal towards a memorandum of understanding.
Yeah, it did push to there definitely was a more of a significant push towards a deal after that meeting. Simon, the other thing was in terms of, you mentioned it, you mentioned how SpaceX is basically ensuring that the vast majority of their business is AI and data centers and we need to do a separate episode on that because there's just so much to talk about on it. But just on that because in terms of the technocratic takeover, so what would that look like? You're talking about AI essentially what would happen is they'd provide energy to all these companies. These companies would lay off people. People would be then placed on UBI or UHI as as Elon calls it. And then you'd have a scenario where these people would get credit, UBIA or UHI. And as long as they were good citizens, they would get their full quarter. And if they weren't good citizens, based on their social credit score, based on their behaviors, based on being surveiled, they'd then get, you know, that number would be lowered or higher, right?
Yeah. So there's a few parts of it. You got the China model and the European model which is moving towards a central bank digital currency. That's where the central banks have programmable money. Then you've got the AI side which is driving us towards integration with social media and data which is creating the social credit score. In the case of America, you got X and everything that we've been using. Then you need the privatized central bank digital currency which is what the stable coin legislation is.
Yeah. >> Uh that's been negotiated with Genius Act which has passed and Clarity Act which is likely to pass. When you combine that with all the previous you know pre-911 deals which is Bank secrecy act, Patriot Act, Genius Act, Clarity Act, you have anything you everything you need to build the integrated programmable money that is able to read your social media and assess whether they think you should be spending your money. Set the interest rate if you need to borrow any of these tokenized securities and equities and carbon credits in an energy crisis and everything. and Black Rockck wants to tokenize everything. And a and then of course you've got the the palunteer side which is all of the world's wars and crimes against humanity integrated into a data set as well as all of these biometric cameras that are popping up everywhere. And um and and put put all that together and you've got minority report. You've got pre-crime arrests that that are happening across UK right now. You've got the Hajj pilgrim pilgrimage right now is being managed by Palanteer in order to manage all the Muslims that are going to Saudi. You've got border and ICE privatized prison systems in America. We've now got 2 million people in prison in America. That's 25% of the world's con you know, people incarcerated by 4% of the global population. You know, per capita prison in America is because it's privatized. You know, it's it's profitable to put people in prison. and and now they're outsourcing it to El Salvador, which is revamping their education system with XAI. So you're getting this like network of privatized prisons where you either go off the grid or you stay within the grid within America. And you've got all of the um the con I I'd say the constitutional removals by using words like terrorism. And so when you can define any resistance or protest internally as domestic terrorism, then your next step is to just do what the CIA, what MSAD and what MI6 has done forever, but just do it at home. which is manufacture civil unrest and if it doesn't lead to the unrest you want, you just get get, you know, you do a color revolution and a false flag operation internally and then you call it domestic terrorism and there's no constitution. And then you call them anti-semitic and there's no freedom of speech. You put it in an algorithm and it doesn't matter whether you got a gun or not or you got a second amendment, you know. So this is the complete dismantling of the constitution. And that's just the American side. In the European Union is worse. And then you've got the the China side, the brick side. You've got the biggest investors in all of this AI is is non US sovereign wealth funds across the Gulf countries. And so right now, like Nvidia and Trump were saying China, they were trying to force China to buy Nvidia chips and China had to ban its companies from using Nvidia chips. But they've now built, you know, the Huawei structure. And the US government is now investing in Intel to try and revive it. So this is centralizing, pushing power eastwards. I I noticed I um I watched your interview recently with David Ike and everything he is saying is happening you know is pushing power eastwards is privatizing western power it's pricing everyone out of their assets and those in the end what does it lead to those that own the AI data centers or have the assets that are appreciating end up with all the power and everyone else that can't afford their mortgage because now interest rates are going up. Can't afford their food because we got food price inflation and can't afford their energy because now energy is all at higher prices. They end up selling their assets if they had assets or they end up going further and down the poverty line. The only way to fix them is to put them on programmable money. Maybe break the banking system, bail it out and give everyone a stable coin and a central bank digital currency. you know that we we are moving closer and closer to that one world government technocratic conspiracy theory it is looking closer and closer to a conspiracy fact.
No doubt. No doubt that's a big concern. Simon, we still we need to do another episode specifically on the data centers cuz I think people don't realize the implications and ramifications on it. But Simon, thank you so much for taking your I think is perfect interview. Thank you so much for taking your time out to join us. I know you've got an excellent YouTube channel called Simon Dixon21 where you go live every Fridays and also you have an ex account which is Simon Dixon Twitter. So everyone should be following you. You're giving real great information especially about real life implications on what's happening to everybody and this kind of insight into what you mentioned in terms of the financials.
Yeah, thank you very much for having me Solomon. Um and I'll upload this to my channel. So um why don't you tell everyone how they can follow you now?
Yeah, appreciate it. Guys, if you could follow me on Moral Resistance, that is Moral Resistance. We do about four interviews every day and the channel's blowing up. So, thank you so much.
Awesome. Thanks so much.
Thank you. Appreciate you coming on, Simon. Really do. Thank you.
Appreciate it. That was Simon Dixon. Great guy, great person. Make sure you're following him. He is brilliant. He is uh really gives insight into what's going on like that what he explained to us about SpaceX. I did not know that. I did not know the specifics. That is crazy. Like you just think about a space company that's entire revenue is about Earthbound data centers. That is immense type of knowledge. You should be really appreciative of someone like Simon giving us that information. We're definitely going to get it back on again cuz I want to go deep into the data center issue because this is really where we're moving to. This is we need to be aware of. You say it's a horror story and seeing that it is. This is literally dystopia. This is like Black Mirror. It's happening but we think it's not happening because they've basically made us believe that what we watch on TV, Netflix is uh in reality Hollywood. It's fake. It's propaganda. But we're seeing it happen in real time. So like, comment, and subs. Do you agree with Simon? Do you think this is going to be a technocratic takeover? Do you think the data centers are going to be taking your jobs away? Someone said there's no chance America is going to do UBI. Well, you don't know. It might be called UHI. Give me your thoughts in the comments. Do you agree with Simon? Like, comment, and subscribe. Have your notifications on because we do four interviews every day. Yesterday we had Pepe Escobar, uh, Professor Mirandi. Today we had Colonel Lawrence Wilkinson, Matthew Ho, Larry Johnson, and we're going to have Scott written on it. Scott Ritter on in a couple of days. We have a huge amazing lineup. So, make sure you subscribe to the channel. Next, we're going to be moving on to the next link and we're going to have on a really good guest and we're going to speak about the Mattz Nilson. We're going to have on and we're going to be speaking about the situation in Russia and Ukraine. There is a major escalation pertaining to Russia and Ukraine and uh the escalation is that currently there was a drone attack on Daetsk city by Ukraine. So we're going to speak about that. We're going to speak about the escalation in Russia. So let me just put the link in so you can move across to that stream. It's there. So if you guys can click on that and come across that would be awesome. In addition to that, yeah, it's going to be a really good stream. And in addition to that, obviously, we've got the Russia interview and then tomorrow we've got some great guests as well. So, watch out for that. Um, so anyway, much love. I appreciate you guys joining in. I appreciate you guys listening.