#139 - Simon Dixon - How the Financial-Industrial Complex Runs the World

The UK, the European Union, Australia, Canada, the collective West is fully subordinate to US corporate interest because they're rolling over the debt based Ponzi scheme. Yes. They have access to the financial industrial complex tools. They can create a currency war if they wanna destroy your wealth. They can ex laden you with debt, which they can roll over. They can use intelligence and military in order to destabilize your country, turn genuine riots into color revolutions, take away somebody that represented the people and install a dictator that takes the corrupt money in order to privatize all their resources and make sure that Chevron, Exxon, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, JPMorgan, the IMF, all can come in and use your country as an asset management portfolio. So so most people, when they hear this, they think, is this some kind of organized cabal? It's actually not. It's a ruthless game of betrayal at the top, power dynamics and access to capital, and you can throw people off the network and then operations go wrong. It's a ruthless game. Alright. Simon, how are you doing now? All good, Peter. I think, last time we spoke was with, we were over in Hong Kong face to face, and then we did a podcast with, Bill Barheit, I think. That was we Hong Kong was first. Yes. It's strange that this is the first time we're doing this in person. Yeah. Yeah. After all these years, it's not even a Bitcoin, Joe. Yeah. That's wild. I'm sure we're gonna talk about it. Actually, I've just seen the prices up back over 90 ks. Okay. It'll it'll dump 5 ks again shortly. Yeah. I don't even know where to begin. I mean, I was listening to this Dominic Cummings interview on, The Spectator Gove's show, and he was talking about the complete dysfunction of the state, the absolute dysfunction of the state, why nothing works, why everything breaks, and why nothing can get done. And there's, like, half of me is that it's just a dysfunctional state. And then half of me, there's must be some vested interest somewhere in that this doesn't work. And whilst that happens, all the poor in the middle class just get poorer, and there's a group of people yachts. Like, I don't know what's going on. Tell me. Yeah. Okay. Where do we start? Alright. Well, let's, let's maybe do some structural things, and then we can look at the big issues in The UK. But I think I think people have a very misguided understanding of what I call power dynamics. Like, who who's making decisions, and what is the role of the state and the government? From all my research, the state and the government are a battering ram to take blame for the fact that they are a piggy bank in a Ponzi scheme that needs to reallocate finance to where their lobby wants it to go. Okay? Okay. So what does that actually …