reports heading away in just a few minutes time. we'll take a break for now, but the farmer will be here all day, most gets on to guide you through the morning. go. we'll use headline, join us again that the max kaiser. this is the kaiser report. you know? one thing we don't talk about america is class war. other countries suffer from class war like great britain is a prime example, but in america to play no. except now, yes, static max, we are here from our perch in paris where we are studying the history of the brioche and let them eat brioche, correct? well, it's all over the news. you know, you and i have been covering that for over 12 years now on kaiser report about the 2 tier justice system, the 2 tier monetary system where we have that interest rate apartheid. now we have that social credit score, which we predicted here in kaiser report would happen in the united states when we 1st heard about it in china. and we already saw the indications happening 2 years later in 2016. that there was as effort to do platform, deplorable people. well, we now have a social credit score to tear system, and evidenced in facebook. facebook says as rules apply to all company documents reveal a secret elite that is exempt. mark zuckerberg has publicly said that facebook allows is more than 3000000000 users to speak on equal footing with the elite of politics, culture, and journalism. and that its standards of behavior apply to everyone, no matter their status or fame and private. the company has built a system that has exempted high profile users for some or all of his rules, according to company documents, which were leaked to the wall street journal. yep. take about $250.00 or say, return to an elitist over class. that rules over the peasants that we have a permanent peasant class now in america. and we see that the met gala and a l. c. dressed up in there, marie antoinette best with the dress that says, eat the rich of course, that would be her. and make mocking the peasants that she rolls over now as well as all the others and the ruling class. and it's getting dicey out there. people are, it's getting chippy. people are getting a little unnerved by the fact that they've been relegated to a permanent underclass through money printing and corruption. the average population has noticed this. they've seen this trend, and the gas lighting has been real. the gas lighting has been that the elite always say there is no such thing. if you just follow the rules, the terms of service, you're fine, we won't be platform you, we won't memory whole you. and what these documents show that, in fact, the elite, the famous, the rich, the powerful do have a separate tier of justice on the social media networks. they are not the platforms, they are not memory hold and they are not exiled. a few of them like trump bark, but the documents actually show that trunk was given way more leeway than the ordinary person who would be de platform from these programs. the program known as cross check or ex check was initially intended as a quality control measure for actions taken against high profile accounts, including celebrities, politicians, and journalists. today it shields millions of v i p users from the companies normal enforcement process. the document show some users are white, listed rendered immune from enforcement actions, while others are allowed to post rule violating material. pending facebook employee reviews that often never come class war class a class for situation because as the currency of resistance, then because again, a teen is the only solution and bitcoin is a good team. well stated, that doesn't d capitated so much as they capitalize. that's right, so they're immune from enforcement action. remember when you and i confronted eric holder on that flight from raleigh to washington, dc about his deferred prosecution agreements for psalm. like the hsbc bankers who got find like a $1000000000.00, but escaped jail for laundering tens of billions of dollars for the mexican drug cartels. if an ordinary schmock american is found with even a $1000.00 worth of drug money laundering money for any drug cartel, they would have all their assets seized and thrown into prison for at least a decade. but again, there's a 2 tier system, wherever you look at, no wonder we see a fractal of the corruption everywhere you look is corruption all the way down in the same sort of manner. right? you know, we reported our co via multi $100000000000.00 money laundering from ice. can drug cartels now bought up by wells fargo report. and jamie diamond over there, a j. p. morgan, hundreds of millions, billions of dollars. the fines for essentially committing financial fraud. and it's been replete in the financial sector and people say, well there's no there is nobody getting injured. there's no, it's a victim of crime when warren buffet and charlie mongo commit fraud. but this is the, this is what happens is that it sends a green light to all cooperation to mimic what happens in the last 3 bags by simply ignoring the rule of law and making the constitution pay to play. so it's straight, i'm a big, it's freedom of speech is a service you know, you have to pay for freedom of speech is what they're saying over there. and facebook at mark soccer berg. so you know, the jokes on america though, because the status of the united states around the world. now, i can't imagine that ever being lower where you have the taliban openly mocking the u. s. and cowboy church, you left f at $85000000000.00 with the hardware here. well, you know, that's 165000 rate of return based on, you know, going back to the 911 cost of half a 1000000. in fact, you've had americans, you have americans in prison still to this day for sending fox to people in afghanistan imagined leave 15 he to fighter jazz a 100 like helicopters, attack helicopters, nobody gets in trouble for that. again, the 2 tier system and i just think, you know, we're in the home or the place where that was tried before it failed. maybe this time is going to be different. maybe you could do it differently. this time is there's not going to be any sort of consequence to it. you mentioned that you can remember a few years ago. i think it was 2011. when, during the last bout of inflation, the post 2000 and the financial crisis where all the bankers got bailed out for all of their crimes, the crime way that caused that financial crisis. and then there were riots in the u . k. remember that and went to the prime minister, say, david cameron, if you're old enough to do the crime, you're old enough to do the time. and that's what he said for those teenagers that were getting thrown into prison for months on end. because they stole like some sneakers or pair trousers on the ground from a looted shop. well, our economy has been looted right through intention, but also consequence of the actions of a database system, right? it's just, it's a natural looting, private equity sort of business model that are inevitably emerges and there's losing all around and there's just stuff to be picked up. only some people get to pick up the free goods on the ground that are thrown there by the institutions by the lead, by the politicians who trash the economy is lying there on the ground. if you normal deplorable person, try to pick any of that brioche up, he'll be sent to prison or de platform or memory hold where the leads alvy asleep. get to get away with that. housing market was trash because of financial fraud by wall street banks. and guess who bought up all the houses for pen on the dollar, warren buffett over and over the berkshire hathaway part of the crime. and then benefiting not only by immunity from the crime, but then buying assets for pennies on the dollar. as a result of his own terminology as well as the other wall street bank. so it's really a virtuous circle of crime. the u. k, of course, is set the standard for a class war. and till featuring the poor through a lead ism. but the us, you know, we had a, a revolutionary war to get away from that. sadly, we're pretty much given away everything at this point. so you can see the 2 tier system coming in. they're projecting what they're really understanding what the c, b c's. as kaiser report has pointed out these central bank, digital currencies, they see a new harder, better money bitcoin. right. and like a cargo called, they want to mimic our currency is also digital. it's also online, right? and therefore, it's as good as big coin. no, it's not. that's how the central bank system is. fee up on top of gold. remember they had gold for a long time, thousands of years. and then they said, hey, we're going to have something as good as gold, but it's easier, more transportable all these things. and we can tell you out, well, now between comes along and now they're introducing c. b, c's. this is what e c. b 's young's wed. men says central banks planning to issue digital versions of their currencies must not treat commercial financial institutions as endangered species that can't handle competition. and the headline from bloomberg reads ac b's, young woodman says banks shouldn't be costed and digital money plans, which means they will be costed. because if the costs of the cost were telling you about this to tear system like let hearkening back to the pre french revolution. right, the other way to look at that is web simon dixon. the bank for the future warned us about least 3 years ago that the central bank digital currency is once implemented by the central bank, allowed them to throw the commercial banks. the last 3 banks under the bus and it looks like based on that statement, they're softening things up because they're going to cut them off. so jamie diamond the last, the last laugh jamie diamond is going to be disenfranchised. every dime is going to be cut off from the federal banking system is going to be buying bitcoin as a lifesaver. it could happen in the u. s. but in the e. c. b, they're, they're offering 3 different options. indirect c, b, d, c, direct cbc, or hybrid cbc. the direct cbc would be from the central bank to the individuals out there, the deplorable people that indirect c, b. c is probably the one they're going to take that is from the central bank to the commercial bank, who then get the distributed so they get their car and we'll see what emerges. but i reckon the u. s. might get a direct c, b, c, and europe will probably have the indirect cbc. right? right. well they totally missed the point because they don't compete with big coin . big one is the centralized as don, hierarchical and it is on campus cannibal. this is just the recreation of the current corrupt system. it gives them a way to introduce actually worse policies that they already have in the form of negative interest rates, negative savings rates, and money that has an expiration date. spend the money now or in 6 months it becomes worthless. it's just that the, our in the club talk, we're seeing the caca soccer see with no financial tools to actually engage in more pilfering. just like what facebook does, that there's a special rules for the elite, they get to break the rules. the same thing will happen with cb dc's. the elite will continue to be able to break the rules. you ordinary joe, back, don't us. if you try to send 10 euros to a friend, they'll want every single, all sorts of swabs from you and q r codes and know all about to write well. and finally, in terms of hyper a big quantization and a response to this, el salvador is big, quint adoption to cut western union revenue increase population wealth outsiders between adoption will increase the wealth of its people. while diminishing the commission. fees paid out to intermediary sam b. c reported president mckelly estimates that companies like western uni money, gram, a lose about $400000000.00 a year and remittance fees due to the countries bitcoin adoption, new block buster or a kodak of this financial era. and it's a clean break, it's a claim. decapitation of a company who's model went bad years ago. and in the 2nd half we're going to be continuing our conversation with the chairman feet ceo of pain, e m pierre and getting into it even more spectacular late. don't go away, stay right there, the me when i would show the wrong. why don't i just don't the rule out these days because after an engagement equal the trail, when so many find themselves well, the part we choose to look for common ground in ah, working machine in the back. she popped in. she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas and we, we said there was going to buy another, shooting another safe part of american life shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an arc 1570 automatic rifle. when the issue comes home, it's time to act when we're silent on this issue. the other side, when by default lady that lived over there, i was walking one of the dogs, which is why do you where again, were you scare us and i took it off and i think the people need to take responsibility in their own hands and be prepared if those kinds of weapons were less available. we wouldn't have a lot of shootings and we certainly wouldn't have the number that i the me welcome back to the kaiser report, i max kaiser time not returned our conversation with pierre and was that he c e o and founder of p me m longest running big client exchange in europe for sure. yeah, welcome. alright, now let's pick it up where we left off. we were talking about the avalanche lag collapse. so the 3 out world and now avalanches are not unexpected in systems of global systems. and your twitter by our reads, bitcoin as proof money to end the monopoly of debt money. okay, explain what this meant was that money is the opposite of poor money because it's promise, it's a promise of food to energy and such. there is of them taishan to print more of it every year, and that's what we observe. that's what we can witness. and bitcoin is, is a proof money so it can be game can be saved. it can be printed at 12, and as a result, it's monetizing past energy and therefore we're not. there is no guarantee that will preempt the energy the joint of the powers and the bars are. it's sue and it's the people. so people, when, when there is a monopoly of debt money with people to do this only gosh, to would that run the debt money system. they will just take control of people's life because they will just monetize their energy for the rest of their lives. and that's exactly what we would pretend to witness. and bit going to is a game changer. bitcoin, we flew the rug under their feet and it will end a monopoly. the fact will not to you is in, in the law. it's not yet acted. it's as such, but the monopoly that, as i've said that many times, even to bankers diving kodak moment out there. blockbuster moment act moment. yeah, they're being distance or mediated. just apply both all the way up to the central banks and the bank of international settlement, even it's a network, it's a network and the master note is the central bank and, and the inter notes. but basically from network technology, when christine the guy referred to bitcoin as the escape hatch, did she understand the irony and what she was saying and that this is the best thing about it. i'm not sure she understand. well, i saw politics for a 2nd because france like other countries around the world is involved in highly politicized system. with this, you lays y'all and you have the unrest here and around the world. of course, france is no stranger to revolutions. and back then they called the gear to the national razor is what they called again, jane. some would called bitcoin the global razor, but it is a peaceful revolution from the monetary terror that goes on your thoughts. absolutely. it's almost terror of the dictatorship because they have to account over the, the political power. i've been taken from the hands of the positions and now it's all run from the bank because the bank finance not only the elections but also the delivery of the promises made doing that action. so basically the system well on the money discretionary created by peter that the discretion of the bankers that in turn we select the candidates the when we vote at the election, it's not the 1st or the 2nd round of election. it's probably the 3rd, or 4th or 5th. they have made the selection where the upstream and all the candidates are already under their control. so they're, you know, that's what i'm not interested in politics. i think we have 1st to have end of monopoly. so we have different options as money and money is the 1st balance, which is where, where you, where we express your preference with money after that, you can have elections. but if you don't have the choice of the money you're using, there is no free election fixed the money fix the world geography. credit to them. a question, a little rusty and my french history. but didn't france already try something under the attic? not germany. germany did saw using some scheme that the central bank of making made a scheme. so they could sit convent if there was some way you can blame america because we've never had hyper inflation like this. but europe, there's been, happens many, many times. i mean, why are your parents falling for the same trick again, pierre? what's wrong with europeans or they have amnesia? yes, i think it's all about education. that's why we are doing this show. i'm speaking here in europe as, as often as i count well, few voices like yourself and a few others around the world that are spreading the world, but the lobby to banking on the so powerful dates, people and some kind of anastasia. they're just asleep. well, one of the meanness that has been popular this past year is money printer go back to that is a powerful name went viral. government shantrel, banks printing trillions. how important are meaningless to communicating the need for bitcoin? because that's a universal language, is that it is. and it's, it's a way to counter these propaganda that's ubiquitous in the bank, the bank, so on all the media q and you see the ownership of the media in europe, at least it's oil bags and shoe billionaires that dimes fact, you know, part of the banking system because they're financed by the banks. so it's difficult to is this the same, the same tours as they are and names play oh, go to in, you know, in an enlightening people. yeah, that's really remarkable. it's what means i've done to really change the political landscape and now with big coin the monetary landscape. now a couple of countries, the message has been received. el salvador is hyper, but going eyes, they've made bitcoin legal tender. they've actually now opening up their entrepreneurial doors. to people to come in and get great tax treatment for bitcoin become a resident for 3 bitcoin ukraine is also now g. i per because eyes and so will europe in the us be the last to adopt or adopt going to us is more advanced than, than europe. i think because of the, as you have from the platforms like, you know, once we, we talked about kind base, kracken and etc. in europe, it's more fragmented and therefore it's easier for the central bankers to control what's going on your client base and crack and are essentially competitors of painting. yes, they are in the us in europe. we, we can be your inventory will become the leaders in europe, but for, for now, we need global companies and europeans failed to make create local shames. right. and is that simply just as a protection of the legacy system? yeah, it's the pro, it's protection that we're working with in europe because as i said, the political power is fragmented. so it's even easier for central bankers to control petitions because they are just local leaders. and they are working on the constraints of lots of treaties. whereas in the us, there is a more sense, centralized power, political power. so that's somewhat perhaps more independent because my password, because i remember a few years ago, a very famous football or here in france, suggested to boycott the banks and pull your money out of the bank. yeah. now, because it's not about putting the money out of the bank because i don't care if there is one option. you are stuck in that and you are forced to have a bank account coin is the true probably is the true solution. it's not putting the money out of the i can using bitcoin instead of of the money. so it is, it is kind of the, the national razor here, we get back to the same i did is the, ultimately a political lack and year of, you know, there is no stranger to engaging in open political discussion. you know, this is one thing that in the u. s. in america, it's now to being a bit politically naive. there's a lot of great discussion about politics. you know, we've had the empire now for many decades in, in europe though. politics is the daily conversation. and big coin i would think would, would take up spectacularly well here. finally, let's talk about as entropy. stat saying you've discussed the fractal nature of these things. where do you expect to see the signs of decay? this integration. so going back to the engineering side of things, this idea of fractals and everything is essentially a subset of everything else. and you see the repetition thing over and over again, back into the rob, healthier. i'm a little leery of this because already we find out that we were floating or not here and gold doesn't exist either, but ok, we can touch it. yeah. yeah. stablish the so let's talk about fractals of getting the vapors already. how does that fit into years? the view? no, you just have to understand that the rows of tell me what dynamics are buying at every level. microscopic level and microscopic level going all the way up to the universe . so and again, the idea is that the maximum entropy production or the 3rd or dynamic applies to only systems to, to bitcoin, for instance, that's also an open system. and in the case bitcoin, it's about the pin energy flowing. so it is the ashley. so you stand to the system . so when you look at this going, the more ashley, the more stable, the less entropy there is in it for you. for you as an, as an observer of this system that have, understand why it's important to monetize energy with bitcoin. as, as an alternative solution to the traditional money, as i said, that promise. so it's, there is lots of uncertainty about the future. so you can reduce the entropy, contact system. so you said it's the system is using knowing entropy in a way, whereas bitcoin is really applying the laws of thermodynamics to, to monetize system. so he's bringing the benefits of a system that's consistent with the general rule of nature, which is that order that are all along. exactly. this is where the money is due to the artificial you need to label legal system for instance, to make it work. and that legal system can be game and can be regulatory capture with all these artifacts. because because it's not using the going the same way as big point under the laws of thermodynamics. what have i said, the money monetize is war. bitcoin monetize is piece here. thought exactly, because since you monetizing future energy, you don't know what's going to happen in the future. it can be a war can be which if it's not, in that case, the only gas will win because that will create more money and get more profit from the war. whereas if it's bitcoin, you could just can finance, you don't have to finance it. non compas scalable. yeah, so it doesn't make sense to go to war if i can take their property exactly. but that's the major problem because it's not physically really easily put your hands on it and go for a physical attack on some enemy. so you can't finance war with bit going because you can print it can print it and you can capture it like gold. so there's less much less incentive and means to launch a war, which we have about the 2nd slot. any billing errors in france getting into a big class in the world. we're just, man is l v m age. so there's still basing there, there billionaire on perfume. it's still about per show. wonder if you have union with shareholders in penny on by the way. okay. now in, in the telecom industry, he's a smart guy, he's the my, now, my sailor, he's, he's the smartest in france time. well, pierre, thanks for bring on cars report. thanks mike. all right, and i was going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacy herbert on a think, i guess, pianos that he's a c e o and founder of pay me am until next time by the me the the the the i don't know, i mean there are some steps in there were rescuing the food that they were not scavenging or were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best by march 21st which is in 2 days. all these potatoes, holiday, daniels, onions, all of these came from waste ground sources. this is great for me because i'm always looking for a way to give things away. dr. because the tax laws, you know, definitely do benefit the, well the people who are society so that makes sense for them to throw it out right off rather than give it to somebody who could use it. and then that person is not going to buy it. ah, is your media a reflection of reality? the world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation for community you going the right way? where are you being somewhere? which direction? what is truth? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to this end so join us in the depths will remain in the shallows.

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