What I see for us here in the U.S. and actually everywhere is I think we'll go into a hyperinflationary

depression. And I think we are precariously close and what we're experiencing between the

issues that are happening around the banking system and inflation and the Treasury markets

and the transition to a completely new interest rate benchmark, which is, you know, if you're

going to have interest, that's debt, right?

So completely new transition.

Let me tell you, I'm very relieved that I have food set up in my bug outhouse.

Wow, that is, yeah, things are going to get that bad.

So.

I tell you.

And quickly.

We are going through a global monetary reset, I guess would be kind of a punchline

that what we've talked about so far.

You've also used this term the surveillance era. Is that related to this reset? Are we, is this central banks

are trying to get people into central bank digital currencies for purposes of surveilling and

perhaps applying social credit score systems

control to them. Is that what's going on here?

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