"The Economic Hit" Man Warns Our Economy is About to SELF-DESTRUCT | John Perkins

[@dianaanthony2981]

His book was a huge eye opener. Glad you're giving him a platform.

[@blackwaterfrog]

yep, an interesting read.

[@coldpotatoes2556]

Yeah, opened my eyes!

[@leandrawomack9029]

100%!

[@lovejumanji5]

You do realize he brought pain hunger and destruction to people right …… What’d he come to Jesus or something? He waxes on about philosophy and being human , WTF ? Dude is still working.

[@coldpotatoes2556]

@@lovejumanji5 he owns up to it and wants it to change. He was merely a cog easily replaced, this is foreign policy made in the White House by the representatives elected by the citizens of America.

[@stormpig9375]

This mans book saved me from a life in the intelligence field and I am grateful!!!

[@chillznax]

What did it say that prevented you from pursuing it?

[@georgedavis1571]

basically it explains how our intelligence system is evil and crooked and may even do away with an ex employee if they step out of line.

[@aclearlight]

Wow, that is quite a statement. I suspect he would be buoyed up to hear that. 👍🏼🇺🇲

[@violent_bebop9687]

​@@chillznaxI mean, if you want to be an evil leech on society, than by all means.

[@georgepenguin2515]

You would have been doing the devil’s work. Thank God you are using to your talents and intelligence for something better

[@kortyEdna825]

Every crash/collapse brings with it an equivalent market chance if you are early informed and equipped, I've seen folks amass up to $1m amid economy crisis, and even pull it off easily in favorable conditions. Unequivocally, the collapse is getting somebody somewhere rich

[@KaurKhangura]

I do not disagree, there are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy or market condition, but such execution are usually carried out by investment experts with experience since the 08' crash

[@brucemichelle5689.]

You're right, I and a few Neighbors in Bel Air Area work with an advisor who prefers we DCA across other prospective sectors. Instead of a lump sum purchase, Following this, my portfolio grew 40% in the last quarter.

[@carssimplified2195]

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[@brucemichelle5689.]

I've stuck with ‘‘Aileen Gertrude Tippy’’ for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look her up.

[@carssimplified2195]

I looked up her name online and found her page. I emailed and made an appointment to talk with her. Thanks for the tip.

[@davidcollins2648]

Hitman is an excellent book and awakened me to corporate/government malfeasance. Yet I find his experience with the shaman to be more important and relatable. we saw this manifested during covid where those who constantly thought about death often died. I have recently had my own struggle to touch the jaguar and free myself of those negative voices. Thank you for educating us Mr Perkins in a multiplicity of ways.

[@friendlyfire7861]

It continues in the vein he is advocating--it's basically monteizing the environment. Listen to some Whitney Webb interviews. It's the next big scam.

[@blueshattrick]

We worship greed in modern times, period.

[@carlywright5127]

The we is not me.

[@mikemotorbike4283]

Fear of death causes scarcity thinking. Global nihilistic pall as large spiritually bankrupt cohort holds wheel white knuckled trying to buy staircase anticipating meeting maker unprepared.

[@MattAngiono]

@@blueshattrick brainwashing at its best!

[@uptoolate2793]

Ffs, it's always been this way. This guy is full of shit. At 17:00 he's blathering on about the myth of native American cultures when we know, historically that natives were at constant never ceasing war with each other long before Europeans discovered them. Globalization is why corporations are not good local stewards. They can't make a profit and donate to the local community when their competition is some guy in Bangladesh working for $5 bucks a day. Wake up.

[@redemissarium]

we? most people aint greedy just want good livelihood...

[@marycollins8215]

I loved his book and wish more people were aware of why he talks about, and also the good he's doing now.

[@israelolupelumi8208]

How about the millions of lives he had destroyed?

[@melania7279]

Thank you for inviting this man to your podcast. I stumbled upon his book in a rural library, bought it for 50 cents and will never get rid of it. It was exactly the kind of book I needed at the time.

[@JohnDorian-j7x]

Why was "It was exactly the kind of book I needed at the time"?

[@khalilantonio6281]

You can feel and see the depression in people face … it’s sad how many people are suffering

[@MattAngiono]

Yeah, I'm not really sharing in his optimism... Too many suffering as we speak to just think this is changing

[@castirondude]

I just wish people were more open to change. If the current thing doesn't do so well then try something new.

[@johnmcdonald219]

I also see a lot of misdirected anger in people. I'm a bus driver and I have witnessed a massively declining difference over the years with peoples lack of empathy and common decency with each other simply in the way that people interact when driving.

[@fredganoe9791]

Fascinating interview. Thanks. I read "Confessions ..." several years ago. It helps me UNlearn some of the BS I learned in B-school.

[@Archie460]

The Hitman is such a great read ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ thanks for sharing your insights with us its very enlightening 💯

[@decoloniz_afro]

Those psychopaths have destroyed africa....#Ruto must GO

[@uptoolate2793]

Right, that's the problem. How about this? All first world people leave Africa for 20 years. No communication. No contact. No involvement. And then let's see what Africa looks like after that. Hint. It will look like the year 1000 bc.

[@orangecat999]

​@@uptoolate2793 And? There is a decent chance that everyone ends up in the same place anyway. Wasn't it Einstein who said the 4th World War will be fought with sticks and stones? My guess is if there was some calamity tomorrow, either natural or man made, that many places in Africa would go about their lives, business as usual. In contrast most of the 1st world would absolutely descend into calamity and chaos. Progress isn't forever and all civilizations collapse.

[@jessejames4967]

I would not drink it either. Life is spiritual before physical!

[@Rosiethebear30]

Love this man! His book answered so many questions for me and helped me connect the events that unfolded over the past 20 years

[@christoforos4126]

Compound interest is an excellent trick. Well played small hats.

[@sglaser001]

“We don’t need more copper.” This statement caused me to question his judgment. Melting down all our pennies does not meet future demand. We haven’t had a new copper mine in probably 30 years. If we are going electric, we need more copper.

[@feelnrite]

Musk is working on hydrogen now.

[@Jebediah1999]

The car industry is desperate. There not enough rare earth minerals let alone copper to electrify the global fleet of internal combustion wheel chairs. Cars were always a bad idea as a mass transportation solution. The idea it should go electric is even worse.

[@burmy1552]

@@Jebediah1999 Internal combustion wheelchairs. 😅 I like that almost as much as the diesel powered vibrators.

[@Jebediah1999]

@@burmy1552 go to google maps. There is a town in newfoundland called Dildo.

[@byronblake8697]

Pennies aren't copper

[@ricksmith7232]

This dude us an absolute legend. Great guest!

[@NickApex]

Anyone who says we don't need to mine for copper and references pennies is just a lost soul with absolutely no practical knowledge. No wonder he was a tool used to destroy. Meeting net zero carbon emission targets by 2035 would likely require doubling annual copper demand to 50 million metric tons, as estimated by an industry-backed study by S&P Global.

[@MrTea7]

None of their "net zero" projections are realistic. By their record you can tell: Hansen the Climate Crisis scientist predicted 3 degrees global temp rise by 2020 in 1985. It was 1/2 of one degree. Population Bomb Ehrlich said 100s millions would die from famine by 1990s. Of course if we keep breeding like flies....3rd world invasion in progress. if this keeps up....

[@Jebediah1999]

According to some that could be a gross underestimate.

[@dudetrustme8320]

There is no legitimate intent to meet net zero anything. It's just about implementing a totalitarian system of control and impoverishment.

[@andrewgoddard3350]

Main problem with our whole economy.... it's propped up by credit....the money isn't real.... people live way beyond what they make

[@Stone881]

Yes, debt as money is the problem, it is a Ponzi requiring ever more. But it has a lifespan and the end of that is close to being reached. A deflationary world enabled by sound money is the only answer.

[@AbuSous2000PR]

good point...plus focusing on the short term profits... He cited Milton Friedman... maximizing shareholders' value makes focus on the short term.

[@antpoo]

Yes it’s the mathematical formula behind the reserve currency, It never ceases to grow @ 6% compounding, Which eventually leads to infinite growth that population and economic growth cannot keep up with. So they print the difference, making things worse until a great reset is thrust upon us.

[@dasse8717]

Why can't we all live prosperous since the resources are there, is human nature just not equipped for it.

[@charlotteschnook1351]

People only need credit because the wages are so low. The REAL problem is the inequity of wealth. If the rich folk are killed and their money is distributed, you see the "beyond means" is NOT an issue anymore.

[@elaishh3533]

He just explained US policy since the 1960’s

[@georgedonner2115]

This guy is still on the payroll. Glows like tritium.

[@tylertomczak5967]

Same strong arming happens to our politicians I would guess

[@georgedavis1571]

In my opinion that’s why there will never be any decent change in our laws that truly benefit the “people” unless it benefits the controllers much more, and those two don’t seem to go hand in hand.

[@joecostu1571]

​They are puppets. Of the elite repubilcans and democrats dont care about we the people​@@georgedavis1571

[@violent_bebop9687]

Of course, ie Epstein island. I suppose you gotta be s billionaire to have some resistance

[@vincentrockel1149]

The problem in the us is that most local economies in non- agrarian areas require constant development and growth to keep a large section of the work force employed. How do you disengage from the need for constant over consumption because of specialization and mechanization. How do you keep a society running without overreach? So far l haven't heard any good plan for switching from the present non sustainable economic model to a substainable one.

[@madsocsci]

Imagine doing economically what has been done throughout history militarily and otherwise through direct violence, yet people are still aghast.

[@StopWarring]

Luv the dedication of this man, and his stories.

[@stratcaptain66]

He seems pretty happy that he helped rip off millions of people in foreign countries. He should be on his hands and knees begging for forgiveness.🤦🏻‍♂️

[@burmy1552]

@@stratcaptain66 He actually talks about this in the book. The fact that he risked his life and the life of his family is a pretty big sacrifice. Most would have made the devil's bargain and not published.

[@BT-zw2ix]

​@@stratcaptain66Exactly!! His laughter is pissing.

[@BT-zw2ix]

​​@@burmy1552He didn't risk his life in publishing the book, refering to his chacal friend. Having some lunatic against you versus an establishment is completely different.

[@slick95112]

What goes around comes around.

[@AZ-kr6ff]

What comes around is all around.

[@craciunalexandru1288]

That's ridiculous, the same person who contributed to the mess, is coming now with the magic solution to create a better world. The people are loosing their minds...

[@MattAngiono]

Well, he did go against what he was doing to speak out, but yeah, I find his optimism to be a bit much. "Solar and wind" aren't fixing capitalism or even climate change. People can redeem themselves and I do commend him for trying. But I think there are people out there who speak of better solutions

[@geoffas]

@@MattAngiono The young Swedish economist, Bjorn Lomborg, has some excellent ideas about the whole 'climate crisis' hoax; .

[@MattAngiono]

@geoffas I have listened to him several times, but wasn't entirely convinced. I think there are very plausible reasons to believe that climate matters immensely when it comes to ecosystems, but also that there's a lot of elite manipulation and propaganda that is used to serve their interests. I think the climate narrative was very inconvenient to the elite a few decades ago, but they've entirely reversed their position because of the realities in economics and technology. Climate went from something that would cut into their profit streams, to something that could be used for authoritarian control and further entrenching their power. I think we should be highly skeptical on both sides of such debates which makes it very hard to know where to land. The oil industry has long paid for skeptic scientists to throw shade on the issues, but now there's other powers at play too. There isn't one elite, after all. They compete with each other too. My position is that ecosystems are being destroyed in all kinds of ways that we need to resist. Climate is certainly a potential threat that needs to be taken seriously, but not at the expense of all the other issues with the environment and with us. I'm not about to say that limiting people's ability to live by making laws restricting individual's carbon use are acceptable. If anything is done in the legal framework, it needs to be aimed at corporations and the largest polluters Whatever the case, we're dealing with disinformation in all kinds of topics and it's only getting worse. Making sense of any of this isn't easy

[@jacknicolssen7492]

@@MattAngiono There's no climate change risk phenomenon. Climate is changing always through the centuries. Also you must have forgotten that before climate change, they were marketing it as the "ozone layer has a hole" and the sun rays are going to burn our skin, fear porn before CO2 was even a thing back then. But i guess climate change is a more suitable word for marketing since the climate is always changing legitimately and applies all the time. 24/7 fear LOL. Oh and the CO2 is causing all of this ofc (The atmosphere of Earth is composed of nitrogen (78%), oxygen (21%), argon (0.9%), carbon dioxide (0.04%) and trace gases) yes at 0.04% of the atmosphere you heard it right. And we come back to Mengele's words: Repeat a lie for a long time and eventually it becomes the truth.

[@geoffas]

@@MattAngiono That's good and fair analysis of the climate situation. Essentially, Lomborg is just saying that money could be spent in more useful ways. Earth's climate is a marvel and very complicated. As you wrote, people can take sides easily and argue endlessly about. I'm retired now and so I never worry about it, as I get closer to my grave with the passing of each day. Cheers!

[@Ungovernable74]

Sounds like an old school mafia tactics, doesn't it?

[@dexterspeights3484]

Financed by "the legal mafia" which is the government of 1st world countries!

[@thealienelite]

The mafia wasn't destroyed, it was absorbed

[@aclearlight]

Great interview of a truly great American. Perkins' humanness and vulnerabilities are so relatable and disarming, yet his triumph in becoming a whistleblower of truly-historic stature stands out so beautifully. I'll take from it that we all have the potential to stand up out of our own muck and do something huge to help repair the world. 💙🇺🇲🙏

[@k_something6124]

You realize he was an economic hit man. Trained to bring countries down in a devastating ways by making them indebted to America at amounts these countries would never be able to repay. All the countries who chose to not join the International Monetary Fund system, they would be killed. Aka that leader committed suicide or had a random fatal accident…… How is that a truly great American? lol this is exactly why we are all screwed. People aren’t waking up fast enough.

[@mlytle0]

Nice guy, but Windmills? Give me a break. That's so over.

[@draco4540]

i first read this book about 20 years ago. really enjoyed the book. i remember hearing about what the u.s. was doing to the countries in south and central america(s), what i was hearing seemed to be more rumor than actual hard facts. john perkins put a face to what was going on not only the the americas, but across the globe. what i liked was the first hand accounts of what was going on.

[@TabIsrael]

Job 9:24 KJV “The earth is given into the hand of the wicked: he covereth the faces of the judges thereof; if not, where, and who is he?” 2 Esdras 6:9 KJV “For Esau is the end of the world, and Jacob is the beginning of it that followeth.”

[@OurTimeIsOut]

Thanks John and Danny

[@shakirakhan7118]

I don't trust this guy. He sold out very young and for a long time for the money, the stuff, and the women. He lied to so many people worldwide, in court, to his then wife. Pleeeeze. He has lived a very good life on his "earnings". Controlled opposition...

[@violent_bebop9687]

Even so, no matter the character of the messenger, his testimony is important

[@devanishant]

I don't trust you.

[@MattAngiono]

What is he selling you that you don't trust? Not saying you need to believe everything, but he isn't exactly telling you to stay enslaved in the system

[@AZ-kr6ff]

​@@MattAngiono He's thinks pennies are made out of copper.

[@MattAngiono]

@@AZ-kr6ff is that even an important fact? Is he selling you pennies? I agree that it's silly, but what does it even matter in the context of the rest of the message about how America uses economics to enact its imperialist goals around the globe

[@regalite3]

mr. Perkins we’re aware of your activities on behalf of the US government. You were directly responsible for the ruination of foreign governments. Is this you asking for forgiveness, too little too late

[@wordbird711]

A good start to transform to a 'life economy' is to cancel the debts described, especially since they were issued under false pretense based on deception.

[@austinroberts6710]

Great job doing this Danny. Keep up the great work

[@davedave2941]

Why are you hating on 1 person - he stated who real criminals are International Monetary Fund - Banks They hold power and influence.

[@JohnDorian-j7x]

What Percentage of worldwide money does the IMF spend yearly?

[@FreeDumb101]

The IMF is an "unconventional, financial weapon" of the US which was stated in a document called "Field Manual (FM) 3-05.130, Army Special Operations Forces Unconventional Warfare" which was released by wikileaks.

[@JohnDorian-j7x]

@@FreeDumb101 Bruh... I don't think you know what FMs are, LMAOOOOOOOOO

[@JohnDorian-j7x]

And why act like a FM of all things was "leaked" or released by wikileaks, lololololololol

[@FreeDumb101]

@@JohnDorian-j7x Enlighten me, genius. What are they?

[@thomasjaggers3576]

Perkins makes an excellent point. Corporate boards should always keep in mind that to maximize profits will maximize resistance from all around. This does not mean that profit may not exist.

[@geoffas]

It's all bankers' ESG, UN SDG, and DEI woke bs.

[@WhiteWolf108-fp5oe]

Came across his book years ago! It was eye-opening then! Enjoyed this interview! Thank you! Indeed, with a tad bit more collective intelligence and discernment, we might actually climb out of this state of mass hypnosis!

[@ferriswheeler08]

I did a thesis on his book in college.. amazing read and eye opening for sure!!!

[@fullarmorpreparedness5606]

The life expectancy of a windmill is 18 years. The profit projection is 30 years so I doubt we will ever get off oil,coal and gas.

[@TheFinnmacool]

And they bury the blades, unless that's changed.

[@darinmullins4770]

Green will only work with less people , plus india , china and africa will not go green . So the west will suffer under it .

[@MattAngiono]

Well, those aren't infinite resources, so good luck with that. Not saying windmills are the solution to that, as those require oil too, but thinking oil burning can continue indefinitely is a fantasy. But we also can't survive currently without it. We've got to figure out other ways

[@fullarmorpreparedness5606]

@MattAngiono From what I've read, the whole scarcity narrative was made up about oil so they could control the markets. It's the same with calling it fossil fuels. Oil is way deeper than any fossil layer. It's to make the population think it's a finite resource. The people who study it say it would be as much as water if everyone knew how much there actually was. People buy bottled water though so it's just business I guess.

[@geoffas]

@@MattAngiono Nuclear power is both 'green' and sustainable.

[@BIPEDALREPTILE]

How would you know this dude isn't doing the same thing here as he used to do in international leader's offices. Trade one bit of propaganda for another. The agendas change but incentives do not.

[@loveconquers6594]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@JohnDorian-j7x]

Ding ding ding!

[@BharatkaEkBeta]

You sound like a shill for the corporate elite and the wealthy trying to do your best to obscufate the truth. Your propaganda isn’t working. Mr. Perkins is speaking truth to power.

[@simplyconscious]

Read his books.

[@EndoftheBlock7224]

It's nice that at least SOMEONE is breaking down the statistics everyone else just assumes they understand. GDP does NOT show how well the population is doing, mostly the weathy.

[@JohnDorian-j7x]

Whats a better metric than GDP then?

[@MattAngiono]

Cleaning up all the pollution, sickness, mental health, wasted food, etc all boost GDP... It has literally nothing to do with a healthy or prosperous society

[@MattAngiono]

​@@JohnDorian-j7x"gross national happiness" is one metric actually being used in the world. It's not perfect, but it's far better at describing how the people are doing

[@AZ-kr6ff]

​@@MattAngiono Sounds legit.

[@AB-wg7qe]

This is what they’re doing to Americans now. Flint? Manor Care? Red Lobster? Yay!!!!

[@davidmanning1724]

This man should ve a senater replacung somle of the dirt bags like Rimney and Durbin

[@redgatecrt]

History shows us that the nomads were kind, helpful and only took what they needed. Once the concept of ownership was introduced, humans were doomed

[@jakemelinko]

After reading dr Emotos work, i would never pay that much to drink tainted floride water.

[@ssruiimxwaeeayezbbttirvorg9372]

Solar is still not visible, it is double subsidized, first chinese subsidize production then west subsidize usage, without this there would be only couple fan boy/experimental installations.

[@fritz3388]

The Reds had constantly wars among the tribes. They even exterminated almost all the tall ones that lived on the land before them.

[@huwpatt3817]

Evidence?

[@JesusIsKingAndSavior]

@@huwpatt3817 How in hades is he going to present enough "evidence" to satisfy you over a youtube comment section? Our history has been rewritten so many multiple times over one life-span, let along centuries. If you need or want to know what fritz3388 is getting out, go on a binge for months and read as much as you can and make your own conclusion

[@livingfinance]

These are things that African countries have known forever.

[@Dunge0n]

You fools can't even keep a well running.

[@dexterspeights3484]

African countries have been the main victims of ECONOMIC HITMEN for many years!

[@BigJohnson-g3j]

Unga bunga!

[@MattAngiono]

@@livingfinance sadly, knowing your oppressor doesn't mean you have any effective means of stopping them

[@friendlyfire7861]

Lets' not bring in the noble savage myth. They aren't angels.

[@austinbyrd3710]

So after he screws up the world this old man now has a revelation on how the world should be. Dude is still milking us

[@gtrzrus]

I was all in until he's "for changing the climate by getting rid of fossil fuels". We can to extent, responsibly and rationally supplement the world's energy needs but there is no way, at this point in time to get away from fossil fuels entirely. Anyone who thinks we can and believes that we are in a man-made climate crisis and that we can or even should change the climate is a fool. There is a great abundance of well meaning and intelligent fools. Peace and love to you and yours.

[@MattAngiono]

I agree that it's silly to think we can stop burning fossil fuels without a total breakdown of society. We require it on too many levels for our basic survival now. But to think the climate isn't affected by civilization is just work ignorance. We can easily see the effects we have far being just carbon. Civilization itself is a heat engine. Everything we do to use energy creates more heat. That's basic physics. Also, you don't sound like someone who is very familiar with ecosystems and the ideas behind collapse or overshoot. Nature is resilient by only to a point. A forest can easily become a desert if the rainfall shifts. What seems like a few degrees here and there can actually collapse entire regions' ability to grow food. Easy not to worry about in the global north where we ship in our food, but what about places that depend on a stable ecosystem to grow their food?

[@jacknicolssen7492]

there's still people admiring this guy and read his books (mostly for his alleged economic hitman experience stories). He's a conman and a proffessional one. Ted-x speaker etc. trying to find circles to "save the humanity". Total bs

[@C650101]

Solar, wind, no fossil fuels. Should we eat bugs too?

[@nuttietrendchannel4265]

sorry, bugs will cost you, too. Don't even mention air. There will be taxed on air, too.

[@peter5955]

You will be eating bugs unless you get to the upper class. Those that have nothing will lose everything

[@WiseFool888]

Eat the rich 😂

[@C650101]

@@WiseFool888 The wicked will know the wrath of God

[@MattAngiono]

You can eat plants and mushrooms, which are more sustainable and taste better anyway. Also have other bonuses if you find the right ones 😜

[@albongo3949]

The distractions will and are becoming numbing. People want a huge wake up call. Come on Kingdom!!!! Thank you jesus

[@dwarvenaled]

IRS is fired and the rest of the soup club too.

[@johnbaker9290]

Brilliant

[@tcretella1]

May God be on your side

[@albongo3949]

LIFE ECONOMY and contributions to life sounds great

[@nicholasscholten4838]

His book was my first red pill in 2009. This interview seems to be an idealistic view point that will never happens with whom is in power. They will never relinquish power. And wind and solar are not viable options: I mean really, does he believe that crap. Wind doesn't even last the 20 years and solar - what do you do with the panels after 20 years???

[@MattAngiono]

Yeah, it's a bit pie in the sky. Better than trusting in the rich to save us, but hardly a real solution. I do commend him for taking an alternative path, but he doesn't seem to understand a lot of the predicament, at least, not from what I've heard when he speaks with such optimism. Challenging the real power structures is getting more difficult by the day. It's going to take a lot more than green technology

[@Scott-d7d]

This is confirmation of the exact thing I've been thinking for years now. It's so good to hear someone speaking about it!

[@friendlyfire7861]

Now listen to some Whitney Webb interviews about how they want to monetize the environment. This is the next big scam, and this rather weak-minded, spineless man is falling for it. You'll be shocked when you see. This "new sharing economy" stuff is all marketing for said scam.

[@jacknicolssen7492]

@@friendlyfire7861 there's a lot of trolls out there. and fools ofc. Green agenda scam is long term genocide

[@user-yq2bp1ho3n]

this is what the 3 waters project was all about here in New Zealand.

[@mikemotorbike4283]

Fascinating guy. Interview felt like five minutes; it was over too soon at 40. This man "touched the Jaguar!"

[@tcretella1]

I agree with your conclusion but how do you explain all the wars by hegemonic nations that killed and plundered for domination

[@geoffas]

Human nature.

[@tcretella1]

@@geoffas interesting view. And very probable

[@dexterspeights3484]

Legions of Economic Hitmen are working overtime in exchange for cheap lithium, coal, and iron on Ukrainian land, which is worth billions for mining companies in 1st world countries!

[@AZ-kr6ff]

Tell us more.

[@Jonathan-yr3so]

My question is, if baby boomers got us into a lot of this mess, why should we listen to them now.

[@violent_bebop9687]

Well some are making confessions.

[@jakemelinko]

Omg you think it's that simple!?! They manipulate every single generation specifically

[@TheDAT9]

It's always about to. Not today, tomorrow, next week, but some unspecified time in the future.

[@psikeyhackr6914]

The NAZInomic Wargame is a continuation of the Military Wargame by other means. *The Game of Nations* by Miles Copeland

[@johnmcgrath1929]

That is contrary to what was actually national Socialists policy. Indeed ww2 was all about destroying the debt free monetary system that was independent of the globalist banksters..Gottfried Feder.

[@jaredheal7645]

You shouldn't have to pay more for an Iphone for those miners to get their money IMO, there just needs to be a cap on CEO payouts etc. It is soo unrealistic, cruel, and should be damn frowned upon to believe a mans work in a year is worth 45+ million a year when any of his workers below him are in poverty.

[@markcollins7765]

Greed and corruption are so pervasive in America. I can only hope the American people unify and let these people know we mean business. Collective groups need to go to their houses and boycott these greedy individuals. Maybe then they'll get the message.

[@davidmel2158]

The people don’t have to change. The culture has to change.

[@eoin7704]

This guy sounds like he still works for the Company... They've just changed the message they are convincing you off...

[@aclearlight]

You won't think that if you read a couple of his books.

[@JeffreySmith-v2l]

My thoughts exactly. The leopard doesn’t change its spots.

[@aclearlight]

@@eoin7704 If you were to read any of his books (about his time with CT Main) I suspect you would at least reconsider that statement if not back away entirely.

[@jakemelinko]

​@@aclearlight Thanks for mentioning that, it's still always worth questioning.

[@garrettcole2251]

Several factors BRICS is not trading in dollars and not loaning US counties money. De dollarization Afrika is kicking out british corporations, which American is britsh

[@glennwmurphy1]

HEY JOHN, GREAT TO SEE YOU OUT THERE, STILL SWINGING WITH THE TRUTH. I STILL MEET PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEVER HEARD OF YOU BEFORE-ALWAYS POINT THEM TO YOUR INFO. IT'S LIKE "STEP1" ON THE TRAIL OF AWAKENING...I STILL HAVE YOUR BOOK.

[@AyyappanRandaman]

What goes around, comes around. The curse of the innocent is terrible.

[@austinbar]

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[@rogerwheelers4322]

The pathway to substantial returns doesn't solely rely on stocks with significant movements. Instead, it revolves around effectively managing risk relative to reward. By appropriately sizing your positions and capitalizing on your advantage repeatedly, you can progressively work towards achieving your financial goals. This principle applies across various investment approaches, whether it be long-term investing or day trading.

[@joshbarney114]

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[@joshbarney114]

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[@FabioOdelega876]

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[@troyblackford-dowell1178]

I dont trust the ideas from the people from his generation. Hindsight has proven me right.

[@scottunderwood9842]

Don't you think its a little harsh to apply ideas from a relatively few people to a whole generation? Many many good people are a part of his generation. Also, I'm not really sure which ideas you don't trust, is it Johns ideas or some other person from his generations? All ideas from a whole generation is just a ridiculous notion.

[@troyblackford-dowell1178]

@@scottunderwood9842 nah, I know and have met many. Your umbrage will not change my opinion. Unfortunately umbrage is the tool effectively being used against Western society.

[@aclearlight]

That statement is nearly as lame as it is pitiable.

[@troyblackford-dowell1178]

@@aclearlight and yet, here we are experiencing it.

[@troyblackford-dowell1178]

@@scottunderwood9842 they were called degenerate hippies, until THEY changed their name to Boomers and the Jones generations. It says a lot, when the propagandists had to change the name, to change their history.

[@Dixie9000x]

Liquid Death is cursed by the manufacturers. Black Magic is real, and so are curses, I wouldn't touch that "product" with a ten-foot pole.

[@FreeDumbDaily]

Apply this to American citizens…

[@User0player1]

no money in general circulation. notes and checks only.

[@BitchbetterHavemymoney-k1f]

Take the power and money! That’s the only way!

[@donduckensen441]

Everything is funny to this boomer, he should be held accountable for his actions

[@davidj2687]

"Boomer"? He was born in 1945, for you dupes who fall for divide-and-conquer, totally made up generational labels, that makes him a "silent." So, he only missed by a year, but I hear rich people who made their fortunes in finance and/or went to elite universities who were born in the late 60s (also only missed by a few years) blaming everything on the boomers. Eric Weinstein (b.1965) comes to mind. You'd almost think there was #don'tblamemyclass(blametheirgeneration) movement. The greatest trick the rich ever pulled was putting the blame on the old. Stop being such dupes, generational labeling got pushed hard after Occupy Wall Street and almost everybody fell for it.

[@Recuper8]

The Boomer generation is largely a generation of sociopaths. I'm not just saying that, it's actually been demonstrated empirically to be true. Boomers = worst generation ever

[@architecture.w]

You sound bitter.

[@TheNMartist]

mobsters

[@eurekaelephant2714]

I love this guy. And I agree with him about human nature as being good!

[@girumzemichael704]

History begs to disagree if not say otherwise. We have a capacity for both great good and evil; depends on what others and you nurture in you.

[@tonyohalloran8817]

dual citizen behavior

[@nickhowarthify]

Apparently aluminium is bad for you

[@benetaue]

One of a few when it was published.

[@TheNMartist]

Please interview Prof. Bill Rees on ecological overshoot.

[@irishguyjg_2ndchancerecovery]

Doom and gloom is here Fear is near, be scared, live in fear.

[@ralphholiman7401]

It's a normal cycle. We're overdue. The Fourth Turning is here.

[@tuckerbugeater]

@@ralphholiman7401 Propaganda. They started the crises intentionally since the Wars of the Roses. There is no natural cycle just the appearance of one from England to the United States. The cycle isn't easy to see elsewhere.

[@CMA418]

And don’t forget to Like and Subscribe!

[@gundriver6439]

No thanks. I don't prescribe to the leftist reprobate mindset...

[@MattAngiono]

​@@ralphholiman7401 probably the final 4th

[@WickedMo13]

People want to go back to struggling they also want to serve a master - they will keep voting for these things until they hit rock bottom and learn the truth

[@Thomas-em9du]

I would have to agree!! It all comes back to economics!!! When people are busy working and living a decent life they don't feel like or have the time to make trouble 😂😂

[@denishillman5942]

I've read both books of his. It's the outlying of the thoroughly evil practices that masquerade as "OK practices" for the masses.

[@Spacecat357]

The bigger problem with GDP is that it includes government spending, which in reality is usually counterproductive. Also it reflects the government subsidies given to big business.

[@MattAngiono]

Feeding the people trash for food and getting them sick so they then need massive healthcare seems to give a nice boost to GDP. Just like polluting the ecosystem and then paying someone to clean it up. It's such an obviously flawed statistic, but then again, it was never meant to "economize" anything except driving the wealth into the hands of the already wealthy

[@shanejones578]

All it truly reflects is the peoples tax burden.

[@jacko.6625]

The GDP measures how cash based the economy is. I lived several years among substance farmers. Their quality of life was not so terrible. They didn't need money because they grew their own food. The big problem was health care which has to be a cash transaction...western pharmaceuticals, cash paid doctors, etc. The interesting thing was the sharing based economy--the instant anyone got some money, they spent it all on the people who helped them in the past or who might help them in the future.

[@ciceroorator1374]

It’s not that people wouldn’t be able to afford iPhones it’s that Apple would have to accept less of a profit margin. His point is that the cost being passed on to the consumer in the name of short terms profits is wrong

[@joneshank1]

Power plants, each house should have its own free power plant.

[@snowflakeca2079]

Thank you John for being brave in a world of cowards. 🤘

[@marsmotion]

actually there is no warning about the econ other than it is a death econ. which it is. but mostly it was an interesting conversation about how us empire works and its consequences with some fun cuts of personal anecdotes at the end. i didnt know he studied with a shaman that makes him alot more interesting to me. the cuts to the video were kind of hard transitions. i had to double take the video a couple times because the subject changed drastically and i was like what why...a bit disconcerting trying to follow

[@observer7098]

“I am glad to know that is what it is”🤣🤣🤣

[@dandee6331]

He wrote a fantastic book. Confessions of an Economic Hitman is a must for anyone wanting to gobble red pills

[@arandmorgan]

The economy is an ecosystem.

[@MattAngiono]

The "economy" is an anti economy and destroying the actual ecosystem. But it's all part of a larger system that includes us, and therefore has *some* life as part of it, and so you aren't completely wrong. But it is silly to think this economy won't happily suck the life out of itself if it means an increase in profit for some psychopaths