Wall St. veteran, Bitcoin advocate and CEO of Custodia Bank Caitlin Long returns to the podcast for another long talk about what’s going on at the Fed, regulations regarding crypto legislation in the US and the state of changes occurring in the banking system that they most likely will not be able to avoid.
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Previous Episodes:
Podcast Episode #155 — Chris Sullivan and the Road Map Through the Monetary Crisis
Podcast Episode #154 — Vince Lanci and Why Gold is the New Black
Podcast Episode #153 – Rudy Havenstein and the True Costs of Inflation
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Hi Tom,
Maybe your crew already caught this, but just in case not, I figured I would bring it to your attention. I was surprised at the casual way Jeffery Sachs said this …and he is in the middle of Red Pilling himself:
The Duran – World in chaos w/ Jeffrey Sachs (Live)
https://youtu.be/D0f-RZONK5g?t=1281
He does not seem to have a clue that bankers might have something to say about that. Or that the world might in anyway be different once governments take over the banking system. If you were a banker you might react like a teacher hearing that “once everyone is chipped there will be no need for formal education as the chip will contain everything one needs to know”. Sachs just seems to be completely unaware of the magnitude of what he just said, like the cake is already baked.
Imagine the reaction of Jamie Dimon or Jerome Powell hearing that? And how easily people might go for it when they hear that the greedy commercial banking class and Fed. will be eliminated. That reminds me of the opprobrium that the Citizens United decision generates… yes it was a horrible decision but the alternative would have been to give the government the power to regulate political speech, which, with what we are seeing going on now (via the Twitter files) would have been a hundred times worse.
So, if you are looking to convince a skeptical reader of a banker / Wall Street revolt, I think Sachs’ admission supports that. Once RCBDCs hit, they will be out of a job. IMHO