Hello fellow Rubble Capital. I hope you're well. So we got a weekend edition. I thought it would be fun

to go over how the banking system rigs the system or how the big bankers rigged the system,

how they quote unquote cheat. I was just on Twitter and I have a lot of people responding to

one of my tweets saying, well,

reserve requirements. So I always talk about reserve requirements and Basel 3 and SLR and all

these things that can strain the bank's balance sheets. And you guys know from watching my videos.

The premise of my worldview is that the banks are at the center of the monetary system.

And the central banks just revolve around them.

They're the sun, the central banks of the planets.

It's not vice versa.

And if you have that view, then it's very easy to see why I have the views I do on the

dollar, on interest rates,

on the treasury market, US debt, etc.

But you've got to have that starting point because the key here is we,

if you believe my view, money is the only resource that is unlimited. There are no constraints.

There is no scarcity. That's what we have to understand. Now, there's scarcity if you're a person,

there's scarcity if you're a business. There's not scarcity if you're a bank. And the only way

there would be scarcity is if the regulators were able

to regulate them. And there's a few things that would add to it. But if we completely debunk that,

then you're left with one conclusion. And that's the banksters can quite literally create as much money as they want without the Federal Reserve, without the central banks.

So what I did on a weekend here is I started using chat GPT.

Now, chat GPT is good, but you got to micromanage him.

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