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is always built on the structure that was created 1st in childhood. so without understanding childhood relationships, it becomes very hard to understand adult relationships. and that's why it's incredibly important to be able to have a basic understanding of what motivates you as an emotional, being a ah, welcome to a kaiser report i max kaiser. you know, a lot of musk does say some interesting things from time to time. stacy. right,

well as we know, eli mosque is the richest man on the world at least this week. and also this week, the masters of the universe of this world are meeting up in scotland to determine how to control command and control the earth climate. these are the same people who buy a large, also try to command to control the world monetary system. the economic system, the, you know, geo economics, geo politics, all the system they control. so as their meaning, i want to point out to, you know, the cop meeting. cop 26 is run by the u. n. d u n. world food program was also in the news this week was something they tweeted about 11 mosque and they said 2 percent of elan mosques, wealth could solve world hunger, says director of un food scarcity organization. to this, a guy named dr. ely, david, treated fac check,

2 percent of eon mux wealth is $6000000000.00. and 2020 the u. n. world food program, raised $8400000000.00. how come it didn't solve world hunger with 8400000000? yeah, yeah, the a lot of stuff here, you know, 1st of all, you say this and explain something here. the reason for money printing and lower rates for 30 years was to stimulate growth, was to increase demand was to satisfy canes in doctrine. and we've been saying on this show for more than 10 years, that all the money printing actually still lays deflation. all the money printing stimulate, economic malays all the money printing is why there are so many financial crises. and now the central banks around the world realize that that's true mac the stacy were correct. it's undeniable that the money printing actually caused all these problems with growth gdp wealth and income gaps. so they had to come up with

a new narrative and an hour of this year is climate change. climate change is being swapped out for we need growth. and this being used to justify money printing. and just like printing money doesn't create gross printing money doesn't solve climate change. either of you cannot substitute the price signals and workings of free markets with a command control call, a bureau of global central bankers who think they know better than the market every single time that's been tried not only of our own species, but over all species over all time, when you try to question reality, you always lose reality, always wins in the an so ill on mass there. 3 percent or 2 percent of us. net worth is roughly equivalent to what they suggest is needed to solve hunger. ok, another rationalization for money printing that is by definition impossible to work

through money printing and deal on must made a very cogent remark. he tweeted in response, if w f p world food program can describe on this twitter thread exactly how $6000000000.00 will solve world hunger. i will sell test the slap stock right now and do it. so, you know, to me, this is kind of like heaths called their bluff. right. and they're bluff is the law of big numbers. we have the love big numbers coming from the top down and we have the law. 7 of small numbers, they kind of trick all these ordinary jo bagget donuts with their free stimulus checks said go into like the robin hood apps and, and trade of microshare. right. you could buy a dollars worth of apple stock for example, because the numbers too big, but you can buy $1.00 and pop up their whole system. but here what, how these agencies kind of, um, get consensus for their continued rule is the law of big numbers is like 6000000000

dollar as you know is and we could solve world food, hunger and, and at the same time, right? the reason why we have food hunger is because of so much money printing driving up the cost of the, you know, food prices. so food prices are going up because of all the money printing, just like they did after the 20082000 life financial crisis. food prices went up because of all the money printing and their system that they commanded control the economic collapse, the boom and bust cycle that they keep on pumping and pumping and pumping. now we have a similar thing, thing of a, a collapse and supply because of the same system. these guys say that they are command and control it. right? there's the, the old rule in magic performing and people nowadays, via magician. when i was a teenager, and as a big move high to small move. no. so be doing something with your hands, leisure,

jermaine. if you're moving her hands in a big move, you know this way while you are doing or smaller machination that highs the smaller move. so by saying these big numbers, 6b1x2b, a 100000000000, it's a way to hide what's happening really on the ground. what's happening in those private conversations. and those private deals in the, in the back rooms to have these giant meetings with all these heads of state except for china and russia not attending 30 percent of the world's emissions. carbon emissions, right? mostly from china. so they're, they're not attending, but they're having this big like these giant moves. and these big facial expressions, of course, why all as magicians make these grand hand movements and big face gestures. so while they're doing this of like we're gonna cure the problems that we caused for the past 100 years of money printing of industrialization of globalization, all the stuff that we've caused, right? um, some of it good, some of a bad. but here on the other hand,

in the small prince, look over at that with this financial report or from germany as reporting. good morning from germany where the financial repression intensifies real yields 10 year bonds minus inflation plunged to negative 4.61 percent a fresh all time low after inflation jumped to 4.5 percent in october from 4 point one percent in september. real yields now negative for 66 can 2nd of month. another historical record here is like causing climate change with on one hand, causing hyper consumption, causing, pulling more and more of the future into that now for their own personal gain. that's what's really happening. and you know, it turn off the money spigots. me that was up, do more, the meeting,

and person in this and glass go to determine how to stop, get other people to stop the, the consequences of your own actions. right now i think that's a good point, you know, combining or putting together both. what's happening in that cop meeting in scotland for climate change and what's happening in germany with the largest down negative real yields ever henrique, on record. because the bond market, which is a $200000000.00 market, it could be the biggest market in the world as a global market, dominated by sovereign debts, sa, dominated by central banks that are all colluding and working together. the message is clear. either you continue to buy these negative yielding bonds and lock in a loss or we're going to make them even more negative. and you can do that by coercion. you can do that with a go leg established by global us who are effectively putting people in financial prison or what i call financial apartheid. this is

a transgression of human rights. these types of negative yields, or if it's a human rights violation and the people in germany are right to reject that anyone who is a fighter for human rights would reject these types of real negative deals because they are completely voluntarily putting, being put into place by sadists, it's, as we've discussed, it means time has no value. they're taking more and more of destroying time destroying the future hopes and yet they're saying they're meeting in order to make sure the future we could survive in the future. and yet their own actions as showing that they themselves don't have any, any sort of consideration for the future. and also, by the way, you know, like, as we mentioned recently, a joe biden himself is, you know, the leader of the free world. the, the us is the leading and out power of the un, i would say. and then they're the ones that were like, are consumers,

even though we've flooded them with free money over the past year, or 2, lots of all these p, p, p sorta programs of free money everywhere. we need saudi arabia to pump more oil for our own economy. so our consumers can consume more and do this, this next tweet here unofficially for the month. the s and p 500 gains 6.9 percent. the dow climb 5.8 percent. the nasdaq as 7.3 percent. so that's what they want permanent. like parabolic moves up and we need parabolic moves up now and we need negative interest rates because we have so much debt and the debt causes us to have to hyper consume in order to keep current member the red queen center. and we have to run faster and faster, just the same, same place. and that in, in terms of the economy, that means consume more and more faster and faster to stay in the same place. right? so to save the ecology to cure climate change,

the single greatest action that anyone could take in the world today would be to allow interest rates globally to achieve a normal market driven rate, a 5 percent which went immediately bankrupt, all the bad actors. and ali consumer pa to companies that are flooding the world with stuff that just jamming up landfills, jamming up to ports and then benefiting and, and in awarding to bad actors. ah, that's the single greatest thing that can be done. the 2nd thing that can be done that is being done is that that $200000000.00 bond market is bleeding into bitcoin market. so as bitcoin goes to $1200.00 a $1000000.00 a coin and steals from the bond market, interest rates will go to 567 percent, because people are going to be dumping their bonds for bitcoin. and that will save the climate. that's the only hope we have is the species to survive the next 50 years. yeah, the, the negative rates is causing a mis allocation of capital which is cause so for example,

so the s and p $500.00 is up 7 percent of the s and p $500.00 is 40 trillion dollars at the end of august 31st 2021, the entire market cap was worth $40.00 trillion dollars. so you're up 7 percent and one month that's, that's for trillion dollars right there. that's created and loss, more capital for them to consume more like it's just a, it's a, it's a, a loop of bad ideas and bad investment, and it's rewarding. it continues to reward all of those bad ideas and bad companies . the way the system is set up at the moment, like they say, the supply chains are broken and container ships are backed up at the ports best because they printed all this money. they stimulated demand for a lot of stuff in china that's being shipped to america that's jammed up with the ports. so the supply chain disruption is caused by money printing that is the root cause of all of this. and the only way to solve it is through raising race, but since no one's going to do it, then there's big coin that'll bleed money from the bond market enforcer interest

rate of increase. and if you're not prepared, you're going to be extremely out of luck. well that's the other thing is that we're supposed to believe that we can rely on these institutions to solve the crisis of the climate. and yet they can even solve the crisis of getting a face mask manufactured in america, or a plastic toy delivered in time for christmas, from, from in china. this is all logistics. it's basically just exxon. i can't do it. the ports and long beach up stock. do you know that at a standstill because of logistics, cuz we can't even do that. so how are we supposed to believe? we'll see it when we believe it, you know h e o. * m oscars calling them on their sort of mentality of the like, oh it's an easy fix. we just need $6000000000.00. right. ok, show me the money show. here's the money, show me your actions. the same thing we have to do with these people who think they can command to control their way out of this disaster. they cost bomb on board. hey, we're going to take

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oh. 6 i think it's certain there's, there's been a perfect storm and so everybody's been accusing russia, cutting the gas in order to use it as a weapon against specifically ukraine. but the, you, in general, however, most of what's happened with spiky prices can be put down to market force. and it's kind of complicated. i mean, it's one packet. in 2000 times, there was very warm wind. and at the same time, russia was in an argument with you kind of a gas transit and so builds up massive storage and the price is plummets as a result of that. but then the following year 2021. that when i was extremely cold and it went on in the spring, and so everybody used up their gas and then suddenly realized they hadn't got enough in storage. so then why, by the time they got the summer, everyone said that they were going to be short of gas this winter and prices went through the roof. and this was my was because the e has gone, drops using long term contracts and went over to

a spot market. and so suddenly there was no gas and the prices are. nobody's got long term. so the price is when from last 200 per 1000 cubic meter up to 2000 in the space of a few months. now they recently dropped off again because i started delivering again. but to add to this storm, you had the l n g, because everyone's built a whole bunch of terminals around europe. and that was supposed to be the spring supply. so if you aren't getting enough gas in russia, by energy that's coming from top is, i mean, math in the states. but the asian markets having an even worse gas prices than europe. and so all of the energy it off asia leaving nothing for europe. so that just added to the final piece also is that your own gas production has been a really big field in holland, cozy voice, so empty. and so that being, you know,

it's been closed out. all these things, hands gathering, combined with st. i to cause disgust which everyone santa ana to said, oh, it's just from coming off the gas in order to have to do with you. right? yeah, the lot of stuff going on there. you've got the, the inability of the you to locked in long term gas contracts and said they're now exposed to the spot market. and just like everything else in the world, we've got a problem with inflation. so all commodities are going up in price more or less. so that's no exception for gas. and now what's interesting banners that were the way i see this, there were setting up an interesting com duality and interesting um approach taken by 2 different countries you've got ah, everybody who's under the theat money standard versus russia. that's under essentially a hard money standard. you know, rush has been paying down all their debt. they've got a very low debt to g d p. they've been buying a lot of gold. and now, you know,

they're prepared now for what could be a secular move in inflation and prices are going to go up across the board. but they prepared for this. so why should they be fatal eyes? you know, they're like the, the, the little piggy that lives in the brick house. the e u is living in the straw house. and america is living in no house at all. they're homeless. so if you know what i'm saying, like they, they made the right choice, so they should raped the benefit. ben? yes, it's been extremely conservative. i mean, the, the dead soul and dance around 15 percent of g d. p. russia has enough money to buy office external debt and the public that and still have $100000000000.00 left over in cash, which is enough to insure it. and moreover, they just been making the new budget and as elected to actually increase reserves, they want to cause. ready us to cover and it's,

they're afraid. i mean, you have to imagine this question. this country's been through multiple crises since 1991. and i live through a major crisis myself. and i give them a certain paranoia that has given them the sense that they need to 1st the full way before foremost make sure the country is stable and that they can deal with any of the shops. and each shop that comes does progressively less damage in the central bank. it's battle and with the currency. again, am trying to stop it, appreciate it. it's got much stronger recently with crisis, the experts but much the experts role materials and those things are not affected. so much, by the way, should i mean that they'll be solved anyway. another factor going into this gas prices, and i think this is the point that most people have miss, is that and she has changed the whole gas business into a classic commodity business. because in the old days, you know, you had

a pipeline, but there's no market that you have to produce to put in a while and you have to buy that the other end. and there's only one person. so the price is fixed and tied into these long term contracts, but now will the end, it's a should move this shit. you create the commodity market, and that's one of the price that i'm shooting up. and this is simply poor planning on the part of the european union soon the supplies on the spot market would be that the angie would be available as a swing quantity or swing surprise to come in when there was a shortage. like there was this, it and it disappeared off and that's left now with any supply. and the prices have gone through the roof and it highlights the rush that being in the to get into renewables. but at the same time, they close down the stations that close down the nuclear power stations, the things they need in order to provide the baseline when the sun is shining,

or the wind not blowing. and they come across and i guess from is in this sort of do a dive position where it needs to sign new long term contracts because it's pipelines and developing cost tens of millions of dollars and the you have been reluctant. but you should also notice that this crisis is very much in northern european crisis. do you know the people who are suffering in germany, poland, where it's all the southern european states like a hungry, they will happily sign these long term deals. and so they have this cheap gas guaranteed to come. right? yeah, they are not a liquid natural gas, alan j a change change the market as you, as you point out the u. s. as a major producer of natural gas. and as you point out, they're selling to asia pays more than not signed to europe. so once again, what, why blame russia? they were asked and could it basically fill it in?

i mean, it's a market out there. it's a free market and whoever plays the mouse is going to get the gas. so again, it just seems like a dam square. we're trying to characterize this as the geopolitical game. so it's just this just, it's just the market working magic. the point, i mean, the gas from is being accused coming of supplies of under supplying europe, but just from had in once in the end of $99.00, it's signed in transit to with the crime and it's scrupulously being meeting orders obligations. and there's this assumption that the summaries gas from should be nice to europe and supply extra gas on top of its contracted obligations, which actually has been doing it's increased by 15 percent. but just for money supplies, 30 percent of europe's gas, you know, 70 percent come from the other supplies no way. and the energy and the american specifically, if they wanted to be nice to the allies in europe, who,

having this crisis should divert some of the energy to european market. but they're not doing that. it's not that market place that going where the prices are highest and here is problems because you know, we need to make a profit. and so 70 percent of the gas we supply from other people simply not coming. no one's been nice to them and gas problem is in the position where it could make more money. it is so more. but another aspect of this crisis is that russia is suffering from exactly the same supply crunch as europe in so much. is it also because of the weather, like i explained, is also russia thanks before the winter. because you know, i'm not sure it gets really cold in the winter and it needs enough gas to heat the population. and that price is filling the tanks only came to an end today today was the day that got from announced that they filled the tanks. and so now that have a little bit more capacity, i go to europe,

and the price is instantly fell from 2002. i think that a $100.00 today, which is the market mechanism. so if you look at it, you could, i mean, yes, there is some politics going on here. guess from is not being totally helpful, but at the same time, it's very focused on the need to sign these contracts. it's long term contract. and the analogy i was gave is that if you have a contract with your mobile data provider and you run a mobile data, you know, 2 days for the end of the month. and it's your mom's best that you want to ring, you know, good, like persuading on mobile data, right? it's give you an extra couple of gigabytes in order for you to be able to do that. they're just going to assist you sign a new contract at a higher price and lock you in for 2 years. and that's the market we took, the russians have to do that. and that's what it nice question. so not to oversimplify things, but nor string to the pipeline from russia to europe simply bypasses ukraine, essentially. so avoid that geopolitical landline,

but they is it on and they have they turned it on or is it still not being turned on and what one of the solutions to this b to simply turn it on. then if they turned it on, then this gas prices, and it's filled with technical gas and it could literally be turned if the order was given today would literally turn on tomorrow. but again, the strange thing is become highly politicized. and again, everybody focus on the fact that they bypass the suit crane. but you have to understand the structure of the russian gas business a bit more in more detail in so much of these pipelines connect to specific fields . and the pipeline that runs through ukraine is connected to the oldest and almost depleted fields and western siberia m p t. fields. and those ones are already working at full capacity. and the no stream to pipeline connects the new fields in the article that those,

you can't take easily gas for me. i'll and send it across to the central route that goes to ukraine. because there are many into connectors and connect as i've been fully used in order to supply the domestic times. like i said, the rush i have to prepare for that, went to so it's actually not so straightforward and those types and that western siberian field that said you tried to speed the commission so that this actually saw over the the be over a barrel. all right, let's, let's take this to segment 2, but thanks to bring on this portion of cost report pen. all right, now going to do for this additional cost report was may max and stay there. it want to thank or guess been hours of be any that you until next time. ah,

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