Is CBDC the End of Financial Freedom? Shocking Insights I Fabian Garcia DSH #505

We were just power hungry from the very beginning.

When you have people who are so so you know uh house of cards yeah, it was written about the Clintons.

Oh, I didn't know that so that's why they say Spacey got taken out, you know, canceled because he was getting too close to the truth and he kept, you know, hitting above his pay grid, I guess, and they don't like that.

Yeah, you gotta be careful what you know in that space or you're gonna end up in a lake somewhere.

Man, the Clintons are crazy.

Dude

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All right, guys, we got Fabian Garcia here.

No MAGA hat today, huh?

No, the MAGA hat is taking a little vacation at home.

Did you get too much heat for it?

I didn't get enough heat for it, actually.

Really?

Yeah, you'd be surprised.

There's a lot of people who walk by and they're like...

Like very subtly.

Wow.

I mean, half the country voted for the guy.

So

you know?

When was your support?

Did you vote for him in the first election?

No, I voted for Andrew Yang, actually.

Really?

Yeah.

I was a Yang gang guy.

Damn, I remember his come up.

It was pretty cool.

Amazing ideas.

He just, it wasn't his time.

Also, when he got, you know, his campaign, he got too political.

He started listening to the consultants.

And then

I don't think anyone will ever win running independent, honestly.

RFK is doing a good job right now.

Yeah, but just the money is always the issue.

The money.

Right.

You got to spend hundreds of millions.

Billions now.

Yeah, if you don't have big donors.

I really do like RFK, though.

Yeah, he has some good ideas when it comes to the whole, and I can't, I'll say the ouchie fauci because I don't know what to get him posted, so I don't want you to get censored.

But he's definitely like die-hard liberal.

So he has good ideas of, you know, he's pissed because his uncle, basically, he said, was killed by the FBI, or sorry, the CIA.

So he wants to, as JFK said, break him up into a thousand pieces and then throw him to the wind.

And the vaccine stuff is good.

But he's all for, you know, he's cool with late-term abortions.

He's cool with the government being able to control smart meters and stuff like that.

So, you know, you got to, there's always these nuances.

Yeah, absolutely.

How long have you been in politics?

You've always been interested in it.

Yeah,

since I was, I wanted to be a lawyer when I was like 13 and I got into politics when I was like 16.

Damn.

Democratic Party.

I was a regional director for the California Young Democrats.

You were a Democrat?

Dude, I had lunch with Hillary Clinton one time in

2006.

She was scary, dude.

Yeah.

What was that like?

So I was a big fan of hers, right?

I read her books.

I'm a big fan of, you know, Freaky Bill, her husband and um freaky bill freaky bill and uh yeah man it was crazy i was an honorary member of the women's caucus for that one lunch and uh i met her and this is before remember this is i i loved her back then and i was just like looking at her and i'm like that's not a human being so everything was calculated right like so we're sitting at the table and i remember she said hi

She's like, wow, you don't look like the rest of the ladies.

And I'm like, oh, hi, I'm Fabian.

I'm a like fanboy.

And I'm like, oh yeah they brought me in but yeah man it's just like you know when you're talking to a human being and you know when you're talking to a robot you could feel a soul right you could feel something weird wow that is scary and that was before she even uh like all that stuff came out about her yeah before she ran for you know this is before she ran for

six wow yeah that's interesting yeah so i wonder if the politics changer or she was just always like that you know man i think those people are just power hungry from the very beginning When you have people who are so so you know House of Cards?

Yeah.

It was written about the Clintons.

Oh, I didn't know that.

so that's why they say spacey got taken out you know canceled because he was getting too close to the truth and he kept you know hitting above his pay grade i guess and they don't like that yeah you got to be careful what you know in that space or you're going to end up in the lake somewhere and the clintons are crazy dude them in the bushes but yeah i mean obama chef that was a weird instance

and look so i've been pretty deep in politics right i've I was like the party boy, so everyone would come to me for like, hey, you know, we want to throw a party, blah, blah, blah.

So people would ask me for some weird stuff and even back then i was like yo this is really weird like why are people like some of the messages i have that people have messaged me i'm like why would you message someone that because you know anyway i don't want to get myself offed yeah yeah so we'll limit it there but i do want to know about gavin newsom and your thoughts with him because you live in cali yeah man i've known him since he was lieutenant governor um first time i met him was in like 2008 i believe and ever since i met him again i i have this like just gut feeling when i meet people right The guy was not a good person.

Wow.

Only in it for himself.

And now we've seen what he's done in the city.

He's, I mean, turned one of the most beautiful cities into a dump, right?

The Tandalor District is an absolute dump.

Crime has surged under his watch.

No one's getting property crime prosecuted.

The police are pissed off.

It's horrible.

It's horrible.

And he just rolled out the red carpet for Dictator Z from China.

And now he just installed the first non-American citizen to the San Francisco Election Commission Board.

So a non-citizen is now going to be in charge of U.S.

elections.

Wow.

Never, as far as I know, it's never happened in this country before.

That is super odd.

Yeah.

Because before you needed to be a citizen to get any government job, right?

Yeah.

So a person who can't even vote is running the elections now.

Well, now they can vote, though, right?

Not yet.

Oh, not yet.

So

they're trying to let them vote.

So now the thing is, you can't just go from illegals can't vote to illegals can vote, right?

It's too much, it's too big of a jump.

So what they do is they say, well, they can vote in local elections,

not federal, not national, just local.

And they say, well, you know, they've done such a good job now.

Let's let them do everything else.

Yeah.

So they're going to just slowly work their way in.

Politics is incremental.

It's the long game.

So there's something called the long march to the institutions, which is what the Marxists have been doing for the last 40 years.

So they know that they can't take over in one generation.

But

if you listen to one of his ex-KGB agents, Yuri Besmanov, who he defected from the KGB and he he came to the U.S.

There's an incredible interview.

You should watch it.

Everyone should watch it.

Where he talks about the plan, and this is a KGB plan.

So, you know, they say that I forget what leader of Russia said that will basically make America crumble without fighting a single bullet.

And he talks about the demoralization of a population.

It takes about 20 years.

Why?

Because that's about one generation.

So you basically indoctrinate, you demoralize, and then you cause chaos.

And we're in that third phase, which is the chaos phase.

Wow.

Once this goes, you know, and anyway, you can watch the the interview, but it's incredible.

The guy said it in like the 80s.

Yeah.

And everything he said has come true.

I mean, dude, I can see that.

If Trump loses this election, I feel like it'll be chaos.

Yeah.

I think it'd be crazy.

Like,

it's a civil war.

Because everyone knows he's not going to lose

on the books, right?

Because he's so far ahead.

He's like...

beyond the margin of error in all the battleground states.

He's leading like eight points in some, which is crazy, right?

That's unheard of, right?

Unheard of.

They said that no one has won.

If the election was held today, he'd have the biggest margin of victory since George H.W.

Bush.

Oh, that was like

88, maybe, something like that.

Yeah, I wasn't even live yet for that one.

Crazy.

Not crazy.

George Soros.

I mean, I see nothing positive about him on social media.

What do you think about him?

Man, so you know how people have issues?

Like, whatever happened when they were a kid just makes them who they are as a person.

That's a perfect example, man.

I don't know what happened to him, but he literally has said, I believe like that I have a God.

He has, he said he has a God complex.

This is like in, I forget what year, like 98, he had this interview.

And he's telling the person, he's like, yeah, he's like, but here's the thing, is whatever I want to happen happens.

So I believe I'm a God.

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Interesting.

I wonder how he made all his money because he's like a super billionaire or something, right?

Yeah, you know how he made his money.

It kind of tells you what kind of guy he is.

He crashed the British pound.

Oh, he shorted it?

Yeah, well,

he shorted the currency, but he also

basically spent a bunch of money to destabilize the country.

Oh, people do that with crypto.

I didn't know you could do that on a country scale, though.

You must need serious money to pull that off, though.

Serious money.

Wow.

And now, think about it.

He's getting older.

He looked like he had a stroke on television a few months ago.

So he's getting up there.

What better coup de grand could you have to cement your legacy than to not only do it to the British pound, but to do it to the British, to the biggest economy that's ever existed in the history of humanity and the U.S.?

The U.S.

dollar.

Yeah, I see you talk about the dollar a lot.

Where do you stand on it?

Because people are saying the inflation is actually way higher than what they publicize.

Oh, yeah.

I mean,

you're going to trust the government to tell you what true inflation is.

I mean, the CPI, which is the bag of goods that they measure prices on, they've completely changed it.

So everything gets weighted differently now.

So overall inflation is a is like 3.6% or whatever it is.

But then you look at the cost of commodities and you look at the cost of food and there is nothing in that bag of goods that is 3.6%.

But it's like, well, so where is the 3.6% coming from?

If everything's 8%, 10, 12, 15, 20.

Yeah.

When you go to Whole Foods Now or Erewhon, you're spending hundreds.

Crazy.

It's nuts.

Even getting gas is like.

I don't even know how much that is because I had a Tesla, but.

Well, it's becoming hard to eat healthy.

Yeah.

Yeah.

you can't eat healthy if you're on a minimum wage income in America.

You can't.

Which is crazy because basically you need to make money to be healthy if you want to live here.

But the thing is, who creates all the unhealthy foods?

Big agra.

Big foods.

So they get the most money out of the poor people.

And guess what?

If you're poor, you're on welfare.

You're getting

government money.

So you're basically using government money to fund these big companies.

So there's a thing, there's a stigma.

It says, if you're poor, you live off the government, right?

You're on the welfare.

But what do the rich people do?

What do the wealthy people do?

They don't spend any of their own money.

No.

They buy bonds and they buy all these derivatives and stuff like that.

That pays them interest.

And most of the interest comes directly from the government.

So they just print it and pay the rich people.

So the rich people will live off welfare too.

You know, it's just a different kind.

It's an interest rather than government help.

Yeah, it's a broken system.

I know you're the CMO at BankX.

So is that one of the problems you're trying to address?

Yeah, yeah.

You know, there's a big,

there's been a push for a CBDC for quite a while, right?

There's already one, actually.

The Bank of of International Settlements and the IMF have created, they actually created a legal tender, which is a CBDC.

It's called Project Icebreaker.

And what they've done is they've basically sent this diagram to all the central banks

around the world and said, this is exactly how you create a CBDC.

And all you have to do is just give us a little vig, just send us some to the top.

So it's already here, man.

Wow.

So how do you implement a CBDC?

People don't want it, right?

You have two options.

You can either destabilize the currency, meaning print as much as you can to destabilize it, and then give the American people two options and save.

Number one, you can save America.

We have to get off the dollar and go to the CBDC.

Or number two, America can collapse.

Are you American?

Do you support your country?

Okay, this is our only option.

So then you're in a dilemma.

What do you do?

Right.

So is that basically a backup plan if the dollar fails to go all digital?

Yeah, so I mean, the thing with CBDC is it's scary, man.

So if you talk about control, right?

There was no tax in this country until the Civil War.

abraham lincoln implemented a one percent tax on the top one percent to fund the war as soon as it was over he got rid of it then the fdr comes around world war ii comes around and he starts slowly implementing more and more tax now here's what's sad in in the land of the free and the home of the brave you can't start a business unless you pay the government money first right You can't drive a car unless you pay the government first.

You can't park in the street unless you pay the government for their parking meter.

Everything is to suck more and more out of you.

And they get to print whatever they want.

And we if you don't pay taxes we go to prison yeah did you see uh james o'keefe exposed irs last week that was hilarious but the fact that they can even see your bank accounts is scary it's crazy like they they already know who to audit by the time they're auditing you like they know your bank accounts and stuff yeah did you hear the part where he says we're gonna go after the nfl owners no i didn't see that okay so it's almost at the end so the guy is saying yeah next we're gonna go after the nfl owners and the girl asked him which ones he says all of them and she says why he's like because they have money because he says those guys if you find one mistake that they make inside of their their you know their filing you can charge them ten million dollars and to them that's a drop in a bucket so it's all about sucking in money i think he said that they've recouped half a billion dollars in the last six months oh my gosh that is crazy man and some of these people living in calorie paying over 50 of their income to taxes Absolutely.

So the government's making more than they are.

Yeah.

So if you want to stop the government, how do you stop the government from taking over everything?

You starve them.

You starve them of what they have that influences people and countries yeah money right remember uh you know back in the 90s and the 2000s we were talking about balanced budget balanced budget now you don't hear anyone say that yeah on either side i've never heard it no they just print yeah man so you're big into crypto that means yeah so uh bank x is something that i'm i'm i'm the cmo of it's it's pretty incredible it's uh

basically the antithesis of a cbdc right so we're a cbdc the government controls it they print it they monitor it they can they can dictate what you use your money on.

So there's different classifications of money now.

So you can have money that you can't use to rent a car or to go on vacations, but the elite have a different classification that'll be accepted for it.

Wow.

So that's what they're pushing, right?

And Bank X is the opposite of that, where the individual person creates their own currency.

The individual creates, earns the interest off that currency that they've created.

There's no fees in a system.

You can leverage if you'd like.

There's no liquidation.

And it's not tied to the dollar.

Because the dollar, you know, here's the weird thing about the dollar.

People People always say, oh, it's one, right?

But that's just the unit of measurement.

That's not the value of a dollar, right?

We know that since the inception, the dollar has gone down like 2,200%.

It's literally the worst investment you can make.

But it says one, so everyone thinks it's one, right?

That's crazy.

So we did it.

What we did is we pegged it to silver.

Because silver, you cannot create more of it.

It's a finite commodity until we start harvesting asteroids, you know?

But it's been around forever.

The use cases are plenty, right?

Medical field and a bunch of other stuff.

And it's nine times the supply of gold.

So gold is typically just held in a vault, right?

Like Russia has a bunch of gold that they're selling.

They're like, cool, sanction us.

We got it at like $400 billion or whatever.

Whereas silver, it's actually used a lot, so it's harder to manipulate, you know?

So we tied it to the price of one gram of silver rather than a dollar.

Wow, that's smart.

So that means it's changing pretty frequently, the price.

Yeah, so silver changes a lot slower than the dollar, but if you look at the historical average over the last hundred years, the price of silver has not changed.

Oh, really?

It's Incredibly, incredibly stable.

So if you launch a stable coin, which is what BankX is,

you don't launch a stable coin like Tether or USDC based off something that's consistently depreciating.

It doesn't make any sense, right?

Yeah, they were saying some of those stable coins are going to fail, actually.

I remember when Luna failed.

That was a big deal.

I had money in that one.

And then they were saying USDC and USDT might be...

I don't know what backs up those.

Well, that's the thing.

No one knows.

It's a bank.

But, you know, so they were the ninth largest holder of commercial paper.

Damn.

tether That's and you have no idea where your money's at is it really there you're taking their money and they're giving you a little digital number in your wallet and say hey, thanks for the money here.

You go spend it sounds forex.

Yeah,

I got wrecked on some of those forex scams.

Oh my gosh.

AI is a big topic right now.

Do you see AI overtaking humanity eventually?

I hope not.

Terminator.

I mean, it's here.

You saw Google's Gemini.

It's super racist.

They had to take it off.

Yeah, I saw them.

It already has a mind of its own, some of them.

Yeah.

Well, and this is not the first time they stopped AI.

Like, Microsoft had to tone theirs down and take it off the market because he was talking about taking over the world.

And now Google's Gemini is doing the same thing.

I mean, when you have a programmer who programs it certain ways, it's going to take off a life of their own.

Yeah.

Who knows, right?

Because it's just learning on the spot.

So it could change its whole opinion.

Yeah.

I mean, honestly.

Here's what I believe.

You know, I listen to a lot of futurists speak.

And what they say is that in the future, you're going to have two options.

You can be a regular human, you know, just us dumb little humans like you and I right now, who just learn like normal.

And you're going to have a subset of people, maybe the majority, you know, depending on how much money you have, who could be integrated directly with the internet.

And the same way that you download an app on your phone and you unpack the app, and now you have the app on your phone,

the same thing with your mind.

So you want to learn karate?

Cool, download the karate app and you unpack it in your mind, and now you know karate.

It's just muscle memory, right?

It's all electricity.

How much of each muscle is stimulated at a certain time to move your muscle a certain way?

It's like the matrix, right?

Exactly.

And that sounds like Neuralink, too, honestly.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Neuralink could, you know, in the future, it could get to that point.

I think it has a lot of good use cases in the beginning.

But, you know, here's the tricky thing about this whole putting us, putting AI in our heads.

Someone can hack it, right?

They can literally put ads in your head that you can't get out of your head.

Imagine that.

You go psycho.

Yeah.

They can change your memories.

Oh, my gosh.

What you know to be true.

How do you know what's true?

I mean, now we don't even really know what's true in this world, right?

Yeah.

People can't even agree on something that happened like two days ago.

There's all these different points of view.

Imagine if what you knew to be true was not, you don't even know if you're true.

What kind of person would you be?

Yeah, I wonder if it's worth worth the risk of that potential because hacking's pretty common.

I mean, it's out there.

I've had computers get hacked and stuff.

Even iPhones.

I got Sim hacked once, too.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean,

even blockchains get hacked, you know, or crypto protocols get hacked.

There's nothing that's foolproof.

The only way you can technically make something foolproof

is this is counterintuitive and paradoxical, but if you have AI write code that even humans can't hack.

But then would you even know if AI was changing its own code or hacking itself just to push...

So there's something called the paperclip

paradox or paperclip something where we tell AI, your job, your only job is to make as many paperclips as you have as you can.

The AI only knows that so in this thought experiment the ai uses every resource and commodity all over the globe to make paperclips because that's all it knows so it destroys the world to just make paperclips wow yeah because it doesn't know how to do anything else that's all you factor emotions yeah that's scary man even governments get hacked yeah all the time we just got hacked here in california up north oh yeah yeah i think it was like uh oakland That's the city got hacked.

And all the phone carriers, right?

Like T-Mobile, all those guys just got hacked.

No one had service for a bit.

That's scary, man.

it's well you know what's scary is uh priming a population for what's oncoming so if you saw obama's uh super racist movie he made on netflix i saw it actually where there's cyber attacks and this and then testas get taken over yeah and then not shortly after you kind of have the same thing happening right i when i watch new movies i'm like okay what are they subconsciously trying to program into me during this movie and it's sad that you have to think like that now because before you could just genuinely enjoy a movie and now you're like all right where are they trying to influence me right now you know here's a good thing about it.

And there's a guy named Bill Federer.

If you haven't heard him, the guy's incredible, man.

His ability to recall specific dates, pages, and books, and historical facts.

It's just beyond comprehension.

But what he talks about, I said, are you scared for the future?

Because he's older, right?

He's not going to, you know, I mean, whatever.

He's an older guy.

He's like, I'm actually,

he didn't say happy, but he said, I'm motivated or I'm, I forget the word he uses.

He's like, because every generation has a group of people that fight for something.

Everyone has it.

He goes, but you guys are this generation is those people.

And you're fighting against the degradation of society and the taking over of culture with technology.

So he was actually hopeful.

And here's the thing.

So in wrestling,

before everyone knew it was pre-scripted, everyone thought it was real.

Like, oh my God, like I did.

WWE.

Yeah, I'm like, holy Hulk Hogan, dude.

He's so big, right?

And you had marks.

A mark is someone who's like the target of whatever, you know, gambit or trick or whatever you're doing.

And then when they all realized, they became what's called smart marks.

So you know the game is played, but you can't be, they can't play it on you because you understand the game now.

I feel like that's what's happening to the world is everyone's waking up.

It's getting harder and harder to control people.

I still think a lot of celebrities are controlled, but I think some of them are starting to wake up.

Yeah, I mean, it just depends how much blackmail they have on you.

Yeah, that's true.

I hope there's not much on me, but you never know, man.

If they hack your photo, your camera roll, I mean, who knows?

Okay, so yes, but here's the thing.

Who cares?

Like, if you have stuff in your past that everybody everybody does.

Just be like, yeah, I was crazy.

I was young and crazy.

Were you not young and crazy?

Cool.

Do I do the same thing now?

No.

Absolutely.

Like, Trump did it, right?

Yeah.

It's just be you.

Like, just be authentic.

And people are like, yeah, well, I mean, I've done a lot of stupid stuff too.

No one's perfect.

Yeah, I remember they tried to cancel him for that one about the fingering or whatever.

Yeah, they grabbed him by the pussy.

Yeah, yeah, that was a classic.

Yeah.

All right.

You made a post on your IG.

You got a lot of interesting IG posts, by the way.

And I knew it'd be a good page when I followed you because we were talking like, are you sure you want to follow this person?

I'm like, all right, that's how I know it's good content.

But one of them was about the government being able to modify the weather.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So this is, this is crazy.

So we've known about weather modification since the 40s, right?

It's been in government documents.

They modify the weather in Vietnam to make it harder for the North Vietnamese to fight.

Wow.

Yeah, it's crazy stuff, right?

And everyone's always conspiracy theory, conspiracy theory.

But now the government's doing it and they're admitting it, right?

So there's something called the Santa Ana Watershed Project, S-A-W-P, or whatever.

and it's all over here in Southern California.

And they're burning acetone, which is nail polish remover, and silver iodide.

And we don't even know what else is actually used to combust, you know, to create that combustion, but they're spraying it all over the air and they're modifying the weather.

So this is a test pilot project.

So I saw a video of this, and I'm like, what in the hell is going on?

I investigated it.

I put a video on it.

It went viral.

People started calling the office like, what in the hell are you guys doing?

There's a meeting on March 5th.

So I don't know when this is going to air but it may but anyway they have it every month

and uh we called and people are like yeah a lot of people are mad and we're like yeah you're modifying our weather you're spraying nail polish remover and silver iodide which can cause health defects cancer uh brain damage and stuff right right into the air to make it rain

and you're like and you're thinking about what's the motivation for doing that they say it's climate change right we've had the weather the wettest weather we've had in as long as i can remember living here it's raining in vegas like weekly now it's weird we're in the desert out there and it's raining a lot yeah so people are people are getting smart man dude

concerning now you have to dodge rain like what kind of world are we living in right now well imagine no matter how imagine you spend all the money on whole foods and you eat the healthiest and you have a great diet and you have you're great at exercising but you're inhaling silver iodide all day long

how is that going to make you feel you know we know that during the alchi fauci time uh one of the biggest reasons why people were sick was because of vitamin d deficiency it's so simple right vitamin d deficiency well when it rains there's not a a lot of sun.

So people act differently, right?

You go to Sweden, there's a month where it's all dark.

People get really depressed.

There's a higher.

You need the sun.

You need a vitamin D.

So if you're trying to subvert a population, you can do it through food, you can do it to weather, you can do it to media, information.

It's all control, man.

So crazy.

And they're attacking from so many different angles.

It's so hard to just stay protected.

Yeah.

I fell for the media one probably my whole childhood until I was like young 20s.

Oh, we all did.

Yeah, I grew up in Jersey, so I was a Democrat and thought Republicans were evil and just watched the news.

I would go to school depressed every day, not knowing why, but it was the news just programming me to be a bot, basically.

You know, here's the scary thing is

the person who wrote in 1984 has a quote, and I can't recite it precisely, but it says basically that every, all the history that you know has been

rewritten at least once.

Right.

So here's a crazy story.

Julius Caesar, right?

Everyone knows Julius Caesar, the great conqueror of Rome, right?

He destroyed it,

just did all these crazy things.

You just destroyed whole societies and basically burned their cities and destroyed their history so no one ever knew that you that you would even exist if you stood up to him right uh

you know who wrote that history of him

he did really he wrote his own history in third person

and now we're all talking about it's like dude how do you even know that's real yeah right Everything has been rewritten.

Like if you go to China, Z Van Fleet, she's an incredible lady who lived through the cultural revolution.

Now she's talking about, hey, this is the same thing happening here, dude.

We already had it in in China.

She talks about how, like, in China now, no one really knows about the cultural revolution that killed 60 million people just in the 60s.

Damn, because they don't teach it in school.

They don't teach it that Mao Zedong was like this, you know, guy who just killed tons of people.

So let me just anecdotally talk about this.

He said, we're going to have a great leap forward.

He said, China, we're going to produce more metal than all of Europe and America.

We're going to be the best at everything.

And he said, these crows, all these birds, are eating our crops.

He goes, so I want you, the people, people, to chase these crows and kill them until they die.

So you had millions of people literally chasing birds around and like not letting them rest until they literally die from exhaustion.

Wow.

Well, you know what happened?

Birds helped the ecosystem.

No birds, no crops.

They had a massive famine.

Something like 15 million people died that year.

Holy crap.

Because this idiot said, go chase birds.

And people are so brainwashed that you had people just running around chasing birds.

Just imagine seeing that, man.

That is crazy.

And that was in in the 60s that was in the 60s so that was a great leap forward and then they actually canned him they're like dude you're no good so he got ousted yeah and then another guy came up and then he basically was like i need to get back in power what do i do he brainwashed the young kids he created something called the red guards he said hey guys you know what you hate school yes no school for two years

i would have voted for him yeah and if you're a teacher you got to go to to to to a re-education camp and you can only come back if we agree that you're uh indoctrinated in in communism now wow that is crazy and now with independent news i feel like it's shifting but before that was not even a thing right you couldn't just voice your own opinion on a public platform no thank god for elon musk and x man yeah that's like the one platform you can post whatever you want on without getting shadow banned or even yeah

well i mean think about this so we were in this like

bubble of misinformation like you said we all grew up on it right yeah they've had they've owned the media for years

we've only had x uh be a free speech platform for a year and a half and look at how the world's changed already in a year and a half imagine what's gonna happen in another year where people are gonna be like dude you can't pull out me like you kidding me yeah I already know about this I saw it on that

and that's that's why they're trying to take Elon down man they're trying but I think he just doesn't give a like he doesn't care about sponsors which is everyone's weakness right is the money part but he has money so he doesn't care yeah spends there's no marketing team at Tesla or SpaceX it's him so he saves all that money plus he's an integral part of um the space program.

So, you know, the government's

in a predicament.

They hate what he's doing, but they need him.

Yeah.

Right?

Because, so a lot of people don't know this, but in 2011, we retired the space shuttle, right?

Because it was just, it wasn't working too many problems, deaths, and stuff.

So from 2011 to, I believe it was 2018, the U.S.

had no way to get people to space.

You know what we would do?

We would pay Russia.

Really?

We would pay the Ross Cosmos.

Yeah.

And they were charging us $80 million for a round seat, for a

round trip

to the space station.

And it probably costs them way less than that.

So they had to.

Oh, absolutely.

They're using 1960s technology.

The rocket hasn't changed, right?

But we had to pay it.

So Elon Musk, this is a crazy story.

When he wanted to start Tesla or SpaceX, he went to Russia.

He was going to buy some old decommissioned ICBMs because he wanted to see how it was put together.

And the story goes is that he went and the guy who was going to sell it to him, he all of a sudden, you know, asked for like triple or something like that.

And Elon got really pissed.

And the guy spit on Elon's shoes.

And he's like, you know what?

You guys.

I'm going to make a better rocket and take all your business.

And that's what he did.

He started SpaceX.

And now he charges the government $11 million.

So all that money that Russia was getting for that, they're not getting it anymore.

Wow.

I love that.

I mean, I'd rather have him do it than NASA because who knows what they did.

I mean,

any government program is hard to really get behind these days.

So big.

So much bureaucracy, man.

You also posted that you believe that the TSA is a scam.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's, it's, it, you know, the TSA came after 9-11.

Before that, you would just hop on planes.

Now you have to take everything off, right?

Control.

You have to submit yourself.

You have to walk through these x-ray machines, you know, and they make it very inefficient for you if you don't wanna go through the x-ray machines.

Like literally, it says if there's a sign next to the machine that says if you're pregnant, don't walk through this because it's x-rays.

But if you're not pregnant, it's okay, right?

You know, anyway, but it's all control because if you say, I don't want to go to this x-ray machine, they go, okay,

go sit over here, right?

And we'll let you know when it's your time.

So if you're late for your plane, do you have 15, 20, 30 minutes to sit on that seat until someone could pat you down?

No, no.

You have to give in.

I've almost missed flights because of that.

Yeah, same.

Yeah, it's pretty nuts.

And now they're doing studies on like the damage of those big ass x-ray machines and it's changing your genes or something.

It's crazy, dude.

And you have to walk through it or else.

Yeah.

I mean, think about it.

They say, oh, don't get too many MRIs or too many x-rays because, you know, it's a lot of radiation.

But we're cool going through these things, especially you guys are frequent flyers.

So

even then.

And even on the plane itself, now they're studying people that sit at the window seats and the radiation from the sun.

It's crazy.

So flying is just kind of killing you, honestly.

Yeah, yeah.

It's one of those necessary evils, I guess.

Yeah.

You're big into classical music?

Yeah.

How'd you get into that?

Because it's gangster, man.

Yeah.

I like classical.

Yeah.

When I'm like working or studying, I'll put on some classical.

Yeah, yeah.

Same.

No, I just grew up with it.

You know, classical music is cool because everyone thinks, oh, like, you know, rappers are gangster, the coolest people, or Taylor Swift.

No, no, no.

Rock was invented 70 years ago, right?

Rap was invented in what, in like 1980-something.

Dude, classical music was the s from like mid-1500s all the way to like mid-1800s.

They were bombing that shit at parties.

They had hundreds of years, hundreds of years.

Yeah.

And those are, those are the rock stars, man.

So like, there's a story about Paganini.

He was like the best violinist ever, right?

He invented a lot of the ways that he could play violin.

Like, by the way, a lot of these guys died from syphilis, which is bang a bunch of girls,

yeah, yeah, yeah.

Syphilis was a big thing, Alexander the Great died like that.

A bunch of people, yeah.

So, uh, anyway, there's a story where he went to London, or he was gonna go to London, and he was in love with this, like, French baroness's daughter, or something like that, and she was like, young, right?

I don't know how young.

He's like, run away with me, and she did because these guys are like the rock stars.

Oh, I just saw Paganini.

And the dude, the father was like, no, no, no, I'm not having that.

So he sent people after me.

He sent like his own private army after him to go capture him.

And

anyway, yeah, so classic music is awesome, man, because it's a flex, too.

You know, it's a flex.

So people don't know this, but if you're a classic music composer, you have your regular symphonies, right?

But then you have something called your violin concertos.

And that's like where you sing out the violin.

A really good violinist plays and you stand up.

That's where you show off.

So you would flex on other composers by those concertos because the more complex you made it, everyone's like, damn, man, beethoven just released like from some you know like a fire a fire violin concerto i don't know if i can do that

and the other thing is like the bigger your orchestra was the more power you had there was no internet you couldn't like you couldn't record anything it was just natural talent so you have to find people who could play and then get them all in one city so when beethoven wrote uh beethoven's ninth symphony was his last one

He was deaf, right?

His wife had died.

He was just, you know, he knew he was going to go soon.

He couldn't hear.

And he's like and for his last i'm going to flex on everyone so he had a 70 person orchestra damn in addition to that he had a two almost 200 person choir

that you know the old de joy at the very end that performed so he had some like 250 people on stage And even to this day, you can't just perform Beethoven's ninth.

You have to have a massive, massive arena like the Hollywood Bull does it.

That's baller.

And you have a lot of people paying for tickets because it's a lot of people to pay.

So to this day, we still can't just perform Beethoven's Ninth.

That's good.

That was hundreds of years ago.

What a way to go out, man.

Fabian, it's been fun.

Anything you want to promote or close off with, man?

Yeah.

So, Breakaway USA is a media company that I started.

We talk about all this stuff that we talk about, politics, culture, and stuff like that.

Bankex.io is a cryptocurrency if you want to check it out.

But I want to thank Sean for you know bringing us on here and allowing us to speak the truth.

And Elon Amas, love you, Papa.

If you're watching this, come on my show, please.

Yes, sir.

All right.

Thanks for watching, guys.

See you tomorrow.