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It's that this goes further than00:00:02
Catholicism, that Christianity goes much00:00:05
further than this. What makes you be part00:00:08
of that elite? And why do I need00:00:10
to be in that elite? The book of Enoch is00:00:13
for the elite what the Bible is for the elite. For00:00:15
Catholics, the same company that gives you00:00:18
those food products that00:00:20
make you sick is the same one that00:00:21
administers the medicines to cure you.00:00:23
It is something impressive because, as I said,00:00:26
right now they belong to the Vatican and at the00:00:28
same time they have great authority over the00:00:30
Sicilian Mafia as well. These people00:00:32
are made up of something, I mean00:00:34
we're really talking about people who have been00:00:39
trained to be someone00:00:41
specifically suddenly if you start to00:00:43
see the world from that point if you00:00:46
stay Okay there's something going on00:00:50
[Music]00:00:58
here00:01:04
[Music]00:01:15
[ Applause]00:01:20
What's up Sergio How are you Very00:01:22
good here another happier Friday and00:01:25
how are you I'm also very happy we already00:01:26
have some candles here because well00:01:29
after all the chapters we've00:01:30
done we're starting to be afraid of00:01:32
hell right That's right00:01:34
we're cleaning auras but yes00:01:37
today some people will have some00:01:39
idea of today's chapter and I imagine00:01:41
that they must be very different ideas because of00:01:43
the title that must be controversial and00:01:45
be careful eh We don't do this regularly we00:01:48
don't do this thing of thinking about the title00:01:50
before to record but we thought it was very00:01:54
appropriate to do it here because00:01:56
we mentioned it in the Los00:01:57
Angeles chapter, this whole religious Saga, that is, it00:02:00
has a message, yes, and it has a00:02:03
composition, yes, that we would very much like00:02:06
for you to understand and to00:02:09
really see. What is00:02:11
all this about? This chapter can be a00:02:15
climax. Aha, about that message. One of00:02:18
many climaxes that there are going to be. Because00:02:20
later on there are other things that00:02:21
we are preparing. Yes, yes, yes, but00:02:23
today, eh Well, yes, as You saw in the00:02:25
title of this video we are going to talk about00:02:27
something that has to do with00:02:29
world power, not that it has to do with the00:02:31
things that dominate the world and above all00:02:34
the ideology that dominates the world, which is00:02:35
a religion, a good one could be00:02:38
considered as a religion is the00:02:40
religion the religion the religion of the elite00:02:44
of the world elite the power00:02:47
the power the money eh today00:02:50
we are going to talk about something that is going to be00:02:52
separated from spiritual issues because00:02:55
we are going to talk about real things00:02:58
things that are happening happening things00:03:00
that have happened and things that will continue00:03:02
to happen in humanity that have to do00:03:04
with the control of the world. Let's get00:03:06
very theoretical today00:03:10
on these topics because really the00:03:12
confirmation of these can be00:03:14
very controversial so everything you are00:03:16
going to hear today eh They are00:03:19
merely eh assumptions some yes they are00:03:22
stories some Yes they have to do with00:03:24
historical data historical facts and00:03:26
historical figures who have00:03:28
real facts eh but much of what we are going to00:03:31
talk about today today are going to be merely00:03:33
theories and well, it's going to be very00:03:35
interesting. The truth is, probably00:03:37
some who haven't heard,00:03:39
probably others who have heard,00:03:41
and that's not the end of everything, what00:03:44
we want to say because there's going to be a00:03:46
chapter from Eno's book. So I'll00:03:49
tell you quickly, the book of00:03:52
Enoch is for the elite what the Bible is00:03:55
for Catholics. Yes, so you already00:03:58
heard a little in the Los00:04:00
Angeles chapter about what the book of No is about. You already00:04:02
know a little about the composition and and00:04:05
Well, simply the information that00:04:07
we gave about Los Angeles is something that00:04:08
surely many of you did not00:04:10
know and it is precisely what this00:04:12
information from the book gives us, but today00:04:15
we are going to talk about these characters00:04:18
and these facts that are going to leave us a lot00:04:21
to think about. eh Because these are things that00:04:23
are happening today and that and00:04:26
as I said right now they are going to continue happening00:04:27
because the power is over all of00:04:30
us and it is independent of whether00:04:33
or not we want to be within this00:04:35
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today but well I think00:06:00
we can start With that, there is no00:06:02
term in which00:06:07
people who study the subject, that is, they are00:06:10
considered00:06:13
conspiracy people, or researchers, in00:06:16
many cases, it is not a very00:06:19
popular term that has been used in recent00:06:21
years on the Internet. What is the new00:06:23
world order? This term has two00:06:25
aspects, not one aspect is00:06:27
obviously a world order at a00:06:30
current historical level, that is, the fact of00:06:34
how society develops over00:06:36
time, but the side that we are going to address00:06:39
or talk about a A little bit00:06:41
today is this side in which, well, it is00:06:45
a conspiracy, no. Or it is a00:06:49
type of theory in which the00:06:53
issue of a single world government is addressed. A00:06:56
government made up of the00:06:58
most important people in the world, yes, characters.00:07:01
very important that have been there for a00:07:04
long time families families uh00:07:08
obviously currently we00:07:10
can also see it with large industries00:07:12
we can see it with uh large groups00:07:15
also uh that are disguised as00:07:17
other things that can be seen as well as00:07:21
platforms like uh00:07:24
complete industries this without mentioning them00:07:27
specifically, but the industries00:07:29
that we consume constantly are the ones00:07:32
that literally control what we00:07:34
do on the day. It's not that they're going to be blown away by everything we00:07:35
bring00:07:37
today. And note that to start, I00:07:38
would like to tell you a00:07:41
story that I didn't know. but Sofia told me,00:07:45
greetings to Sofia, greetings, I don't00:07:49
know if you have come across on the internet there00:07:51
on tiktok, especially a00:07:54
completely normal, non-normal blonde girl who00:07:57
does podcasts with great characters.00:08:02
Okay, there is one with Drake, in fact,00:08:04
they are like in a bed lying down No00:08:06
I haven't seen it Drake Bell no no Drake Drake00:08:09
Ah okay Dr The rapper eh one of the00:08:12
biggest people in the00:08:15
music entertainment industry Well it's00:08:17
Drake she has her first00:08:20
podcast episode with Drake Okay Obviously it was a00:08:23
Madrazo of course viral00:08:26
everywhere and she begins to have that type00:08:28
of guest in that podcast the00:08:30
podcast is called ch loves entertainment00:08:32
Aha Okay, it caught my00:08:36
attention because how do you access those00:08:38
people and Sofía tells me the story00:08:42
that she herself said happened to her. It00:08:46
turns out that she was a00:08:47
completely normal normal person. One day at home she00:08:51
received a call and they00:08:54
said, Don't be scared. We are00:08:57
watching you. We are watching you. Do00:09:00
n't make sudden movements.00:09:02
Nothing's wrong. You're sure, but here we are. No and00:09:06
he tells her we are from the elite and you are going to be00:09:09
famous whether you want it or not and the girl00:09:12
agrees and suddenly they give her everything to00:09:17
do this collaboration with Drake and there will be00:09:21
a media boom she literally00:09:24
comes from nowhere Okay it wasn't nobody ABS00:09:26
was nobody and most of the00:09:29
creators like us come from00:09:30
nothing but well El Progreso you can see the00:09:34
evolution she doesn't even have skills00:09:37
to interview in fact it is very very00:09:39
interesting because she is very00:09:41
natural it is like a real conversation00:09:43
well such whatever, but it even borders on00:09:47
the uncomfortable, the uncomfortable. Yes, because,00:09:49
well, imagine, you're not00:09:51
knowing what I'm going to ask this00:09:52
person. She has a very famous clip00:09:54
that tells her, well, how much money00:09:56
do you have? She tells him. Drake and Drake tells him00:09:58
well a lot Not much he tells him that you00:10:01
could buy a Lamborghini and not00:10:05
see yourself as financially affected and the00:10:07
duck says Yes yes I can and it is but it's00:10:11
like you ask like that very stupid like that00:10:13
how much money you have I don't know00:10:15
well, but very interesting and like00:10:17
she's uncomfortable her her dynamic is00:10:21
like making them uncomfortable and and I said oh what a00:10:24
great character you know and then I found out00:10:27
that this girl was nobody no she's not00:10:30
a constructed character or anything I mean it00:10:32
's her doing That's all there is to it And why am I00:10:36
telling you this story because until00:10:38
very recently I didn't really believe that00:10:42
there was such a thing as an00:10:44
elite, however we can see that maybe it00:10:48
does And above all to those circles00:10:51
of artists of international stature00:10:55
well and and also Well, we know that00:10:59
in humanity there is00:11:03
this thing about guilds, I mean, there has00:11:04
always been, for example in00:11:07
Hollywood, the Hollywood guild, not the00:11:09
people who we know are the00:11:11
artists who are going to appear in the00:11:13
movies are not the typical actors that00:11:16
all their lives, that is, in their, for example, in00:11:18
their time that Adam Sandler was there, that is,00:11:21
Tom has Tom Hanks, that is, we know who00:11:24
Jennifer Aniston is, also along with Adam00:11:26
Sandler, you know, you know what, let's see, is going to00:11:28
come out. this actor with this actress and this00:11:30
one is going to appear with this one. In00:11:32
action movies obviously00:11:33
these actors are going to appear, so it's like all our00:11:36
lives there has been00:11:39
a conditioning in our minds00:11:43
of who belongs to what Because it's their00:11:45
place You know because it is something so big00:11:48
that for us it is unattainable, that is,00:11:50
for us it is something unthinkable to say,00:11:52
Hey, someday I'm going to have a00:11:54
Hollywood movie come out. That is, yes, yes, that is, of00:11:56
course, no, well, but notice that00:11:58
this can also come to fruition. to be, that00:12:00
is, Look at the beast, our heads are going to start00:12:02
exploding very early, eh,00:12:03
but even those types of narratives are00:12:06
fulfilled enough to give hope00:12:09
to people that yes, it is possible, that is,00:12:11
Los Angeles That's where they say Well Not that00:12:13
the waiters in Los Angeles are00:12:15
gorgeous And all because they are all, the00:12:18
majority are aspiring actors, well, and00:12:20
there are very interesting stories like the one about00:12:22
Jamie co with Andrew Garfield and Robert00:12:24
Pattinson, who all three lived together in00:12:27
an apartment and all three of them were waiters and and00:12:29
suddenly boom stardom No yes this case00:12:32
of yalit paricio also no that00:12:35
super criticized obviously because it was00:12:37
something that broke with the theme of the00:12:38
film industry the standards Aha00:12:42
but obviously this this narrative00:12:44
also contributes to this to this00:12:47
elitist guild not in the Case is what00:12:50
I'm going for, that is, the guilds00:12:53
themselves are elitist. In other words,00:12:56
being part of a guild is because you already00:12:59
know that you are within a00:13:01
very selected group of people who are going to00:13:04
belong. This or I even know if you00:13:07
see it on the Internet, the Internet also00:13:08
exists, that is, the niches of comedy,00:13:10
the niches of horror, the niches of00:13:13
whatever you want, that is, there are always going to be00:13:15
people00:13:17
who talk about a topic and who belong to00:13:20
a very select group of people00:13:22
obviously I see this as something that00:13:25
also has to do with00:13:28
something very primitive the human being does not00:13:29
belong to the tribes Aha the00:13:32
sensations belong the sense of00:13:33
belonging is something that does exist But00:13:36
This goes much further or what00:13:38
we are talking about about Hollywood goes much00:13:39
further than YouTube or this very00:13:42
simple thing or it is like obviously well00:13:43
if you are creating then you are going to meet00:13:45
people who do the same thing as you who00:13:47
do or I think that is obvious but00:13:50
we are talking about a Niche in00:13:52
which many times, for example, I don't know if they know00:13:54
that speaking, for example, of the00:13:56
Oscar awards, Latin Gram, etc.,00:13:59
you have to pay to enter. Yes, of course00:14:01
and not just pay. but to be00:14:03
in a club to be in a certain00:14:06
eh selected group of people not00:14:08
everyone can be if you break the00:14:09
rules within the Latin Grammys or00:14:11
the Grammys as such eh Well next time00:14:13
you can't be in a cause00:14:14
for being there or even as an audience or00:14:17
as an audience you are going to fill a00:14:19
chair so that it doesn't look empty in the cameras00:14:21
Hey tell yourself about that story00:14:23
we met a person Yes yes00:14:25
in fact we know someone who00:14:27
was there eh O Well, she has been00:14:29
going to the gramis for several years and00:14:33
she is constantly Eh well, she has been00:14:38
because she has met many of these00:14:39
super famous artists But obviously00:14:41
the indication there within the00:14:43
gramis is don't speak to00:14:45
anyone If not He directs it to you Eh, you00:14:49
can't sit here if we tell you to00:14:51
move from place to place, you're going to move from place to place, that00:14:52
is, literally, they only function as00:14:55
Eh Well, let's say as pieces of a00:14:57
filling,00:14:59
a stage, that is, literally, you are00:15:01
a table. two table TR or is that it's a00:15:04
job or she was paid to go to00:15:07
these events to fill a chair00:15:10
to fill the chairs and many times the payment00:15:12
was just going to the event or00:15:14
that is also part of what they do00:15:17
because what These00:15:20
great elites take advantage of the power to00:15:24
say that it is already something of a privilege to00:15:27
be close to these00:15:30
people and from there we begin to00:15:32
question what makes you part of that00:15:35
elite. Why do I need to be part of that elite?00:15:38
That's why And why00:15:40
I need to be in that elite is something that we do00:15:43
n't ask ourselves but at the same time many00:15:48
of us have come to dream at some point. How many of you have not dreamed of being00:15:50
a singer, a famous singer, being an actor,00:15:53
an actress, this and I say00:15:56
maybe they have never studied for that00:15:58
at all, but of course00:16:00
that thought has come to you that Wow, what a00:16:02
father, what would this person's life be like?00:16:05
These are00:16:07
aspirational things that are planted there00:16:10
for you to develop. energy00:16:14
in the face of that dream that most likely you are not going to00:16:17
fulfill. So, that's on the00:16:19
entertainment side. Of course, because00:16:22
that's the side, let's say the most00:16:24
innocent of everything that we're going to do. And00:16:26
it's that it's easier to detect it, it's not00:16:29
easier. I can detect it. For example, I am a00:16:30
big fan of Benito Aj and Bad Bunny00:16:34
's Bad Bunny. I like him a lot00:16:37
because he represents00:16:40
what we are saying, he is a person00:16:42
who has no talent who is literally00:16:45
a puppet. well eh well well00:16:49
now all the resources in the00:16:51
world are producing it the best00:16:54
producers the best videographers the00:16:56
best cameramen the best00:16:57
designers the best managers the00:16:59
best everything everything He is he is the best00:17:01
of the best of entertainment without00:17:04
mentioning music because one thing00:17:06
we also have to understand is that the00:17:07
music industry is not about00:17:09
music so I like Bon for00:17:11
that because I say it is so00:17:13
shameless about the elite, the fact that00:17:16
a Bad Bunny exists is confirmation00:17:19
that the elite is00:17:22
controlling it, it happens with featherweights out00:17:24
there I also heard that well 2020 200:17:28
2022 was like the year of bad Bunny 202300:17:32
was like the year of featherweight and and where00:17:35
I heard this they said What is going to be00:17:37
next in 2024 and for There are already00:17:40
some who are growing a lot, yes,00:17:43
but what do you say is that this growth00:17:45
is that it is not normal, it is not organic, or you can00:17:50
see it, or you suddenly see an artist00:17:53
who is singing here and here in00:17:55
very important places and you say for example00:17:58
let's say the example of featherweight he00:18:00
had a song that00:18:02
wasn't even his that wasn't even his and00:18:03
people accepted it and suddenly00:18:05
boom Saro de night and suddenly boom he I don't00:18:09
know what prize and boom and boom boom and it's like00:18:11
what's wrong? And that also happened with00:18:13
Taylor Swift. We also talked about it00:18:16
live somewhere before00:18:17
Taylor Swift started her tours and00:18:20
dominated the literal world. Hey,00:18:23
Taylor Swift's presence was already leaking00:18:25
from new on the stage Of course00:18:27
because it can also resurrect an00:18:29
artist, there were times when Taylor00:18:31
Swift didn't know anything about her and00:18:33
right now she's the one that's eating the00:18:34
world, yes, and right now we're just talking00:18:37
about The Puppets, that is, we're00:18:38
talking about of the people who I can't00:18:40
even assure you don't even know a00:18:43
third of what00:18:45
this is all about. I mean no no no Aha, in fact I say00:18:48
this is the entertainment part00:18:49
But then the consumption part the part00:18:52
like the now yes part Of00:18:55
course, for companies, that is also very00:18:57
important,00:18:58
super important, and in fact lately there has00:19:00
been a lot00:19:02
of fuss about this on social media by00:19:05
content creators like Diego00:19:07
Russarin, people like that who00:19:10
directly criticize current00:19:12
economic models like the capitalism etc.00:19:14
and they say Hey, we are here and the00:19:16
social structures are also not. I mean,00:19:18
this part of the00:19:20
consumer society and all this is00:19:22
affecting people a lot in00:19:25
the sense that there is no criterion00:19:27
for consumption. there is no and and in fact00:19:29
they want to build criteria but00:19:32
then you realize that everything is00:19:33
run by a few companies out there00:19:37
there is a list of about eight or seven00:19:39
companies that are the owners of all of them no00:19:41
there you bring some you no yes no In00:19:43
fact, let's say that the most00:19:45
important company within these and that I believe00:19:48
also corresponds to the00:19:52
owner and shareholder of most of the00:19:54
companies that we know is the00:19:55
Black work company, that is, Black work is00:19:57
basically a company that is00:19:59
constituted for more than 8,00000:20:01
different companies Yes yes yes, that is, it is a company00:20:02
that literally manages companies. That is, yes,00:20:05
and obviously the society, that is, you00:20:07
cannot even tell00:20:09
this company that it owns this person that00:20:11
owns this company, there are many. partners00:20:13
are like seven eight different partners00:20:17
who constitute this company and who00:20:19
only have certain delegated00:20:22
responsibilities, none of them are the00:20:24
majority owner as such, but each00:20:26
one has their role within00:20:28
blackrock and Black ro at the same time. It is00:20:30
simply more than a company like such00:20:33
is a shareholder within other00:20:35
companies companies that you know00:20:36
like Apple eh00:20:40
Microsoft Google YouTube that is Google00:20:43
YouTube you are naming the top C00:20:45
with Forest the most millionaire companies00:20:47
in the world Facebook this and he is a shareholder00:20:49
no no I am not going to tell you shareholder Eh00:20:53
minority like that super00:21:11
that owns even this Chevron. Eh00:21:14
well, a lot of companies that00:21:16
also manage, for example, the00:21:18
oil industry, well,00:21:20
well, right now we will talk a little about the00:21:21
Rockefellers that have to do with that,00:21:23
but Black Rock today owns00:21:25
those things it owns companies00:21:29
that manage liquor and also that00:21:31
manage clothing brands. Hey, both00:21:33
commercial at the Pull and Be level and00:21:36
all of these as well as at the smooth and luxury level,00:21:39
well, luxury. Hey, but here is the00:21:42
important part that I think we should00:21:44
What stands out is that there is this great00:21:46
gigantic company that manages the others00:21:48
but this is where the00:21:50
manipulation part comes in because these00:21:52
companies in turn have companies that00:21:56
compete with each other clo and what is and what and00:21:58
that you have two two groups of00:22:01
people fighting and what happens00:22:04
here and why not Well there are00:22:07
certain countries that have these00:22:09
antitrust laws, no, that's not very for you00:22:14
in quotes, they pretend that00:22:16
free competition between companies that00:22:18
you can't, like, buy your00:22:19
competition and destroy it as these00:22:20
practices are prohibited in many countries00:22:22
But what Black Rock does to00:22:24
avoid that is simply to become a00:22:26
shareholder and not become part of it, not00:22:28
become the company as such And that is the00:22:30
way in which they literally dominate the entire world00:22:31
literally then this one is00:22:34
obviously from the pharmaceutical company and they00:22:36
also have all this and look at00:22:38
the circle eh it is very interesting00:22:41
because the same company that gives you those00:22:43
food products with high00:22:45
sugars high eh well degrees of00:22:48
saturated fats and all this that comes to you to00:22:50
get sick is the same one that administers00:22:52
the medicines to cure you and there and00:22:54
there the conspiracy yes That's why they say00:22:57
Well, they don't sell you poison and00:22:59
then give you the antidote and it's curious00:23:01
because just look if you have00:23:03
seen a commercial lately00:23:05
on television I know that you don't see it, you00:23:07
don't watch television much lately. So00:23:09
many more platforms like00:23:11
YouTube and etc. But on00:23:13
television you can still see advertisements00:23:16
for medicines. What are the00:23:18
most common medicines like mepraz sol stomach00:23:21
this tempra or very everyday things,00:23:24
very everyday pains that come00:23:26
mostly from food and these types of00:23:28
things and obviously Who manages00:23:30
these types of things, the same companies00:23:32
that own the00:23:33
pharmaceutical companies, it is00:23:35
suddenly impressive if you start to see the world From00:23:37
that point on, yes, you stay. Okay, there is something that is00:23:42
happening here, that chapter that we00:23:45
have never recorded and that perhaps00:23:47
we will never record because we love having the00:23:49
project. It is the best of The00:23:51
Pharmaceuticals. Yes, it is a bit complex,00:23:54
really, and what if it is very Eh? Well, if00:23:57
we make a mistake with a00:23:58
type of information or we disclose it in an00:24:00
erroneous manner, well, yes, it could be00:24:03
something serious for the channel. So I don't00:24:06
know how we can approach it. I don't00:24:08
think that this way, understanding the fact00:24:11
that the The pharmaceutical companies are the same ones00:24:13
that sell you that they sell you Big Max and00:24:16
all this, well the point is already there No yes I00:24:19
mean they are not the same Yes00:24:21
I mean it's not like Oh this this00:24:24
pharmacy or this one I mean but they do it00:24:26
through That is, the same company that00:24:29
owns this owns the other. That00:24:31
's what I'm talking about and it's curious because00:24:34
where the investment is thought of. Where00:24:36
things are thought of is from up here, not00:24:39
from there, it's not, it's not. Neither the pharmacy that00:24:41
sells it to you nor the restaurant that sells it to you does00:24:43
not come from much further back, this00:24:46
thought and it is a thought that00:24:48
can no longer be stopped eh And something very00:24:50
interesting also about Black work is It's00:24:52
that eh Just so that Keep in mind00:24:55
that at the same time that they are00:24:58
investors in this type of companies, they00:25:01
also function as investors in00:25:03
governments, that is, they have00:25:07
met with different00:25:09
representatives of blackr,00:25:12
for example, they have met with López00:25:13
Obrador. This biden with00:25:17
current presidents this in the last two years they00:25:19
have been meeting Why to00:25:22
relieve debts that have this how00:25:25
through direct payment through a00:25:28
closed-door arrangement that is not00:25:30
really known What type of benefits they00:25:31
offer them Well, to them, but imagine00:25:33
a company like this that is dedicated00:25:35
to making investments. They know00:25:37
perfectly well that what they are going to give, they are00:25:39
also going to ask for later, and there is an00:25:43
interest there, which is where the00:25:46
domain comes in, not the homogeneity of the00:25:50
ones. power distributions yes That's00:25:54
the the the issue here is to centralize00:25:56
everything or in the end it is to be able to00:25:59
control everything from a single point and there are00:26:01
people who could agree00:26:03
with this uh I mean for example in China00:26:05
this platform is used a lot what is00:26:08
WhatsApp what is Facebook what is it for a bank00:26:11
what is it for transportation what is it is that it is00:26:13
just an application here we are going to00:26:15
put the logo the truth is I don't remember00:26:17
what it is called but00:26:19
absolutely everything is handled there all your information is00:26:21
there and and the people China is very happy00:26:24
about that and it is something that, for example,00:26:26
we see on competing American platforms00:26:30
that want everything, or00:26:33
suddenly we see that something has happened to00:26:35
this platform, so we adopt it because00:26:37
we want you to be on this platform00:26:38
all the time or either you see it You00:26:41
observe all the applications They have00:26:43
the same things Yes and that is the00:26:46
interesting thing from there the00:26:49
homogeneity begins And at the same time well that also00:26:51
I think that the the the the00:26:53
main objective or the final objective00:26:56
is also central realize this part00:26:58
of the currency, not as such, but to00:27:01
know who the money comes from,00:27:04
or who is the00:27:07
world power, that part is also super00:27:09
interesting. Why, at some00:27:12
point, for example, the United States will be It was00:27:15
called the country of the petrodollar, not what00:27:18
this was, because of this movement that happened00:27:20
with the Roque fellers, and that there00:27:22
began to be generated for the first time a00:27:25
very large amount of money from00:27:27
oil, but right now, for example,00:27:30
it is in the case of Black Rock what it00:27:31
does is with the acquisition of banks00:27:33
central banks Oops oops oops here in fact00:27:36
Well before starting with what00:27:38
I want to establish right now no but the00:27:41
other day I heard What was the real00:27:44
business of the United States because yes00:27:46
Countries also function as businesses on a00:27:48
global scale, well, no, and what happens is00:27:51
that the United States has its currency, the00:27:53
dollar has it as the only00:27:56
currency of exchange, so you as a country.00:28:00
Oh, here we may get into a lot of00:28:02
problems. Remember that in the00:28:04
comments we are always listening00:28:06
if we are wrong or something because there it is00:28:08
open There is something I omitted here is the good00:28:09
mik to omit it too No I00:28:11
mean that maybe I am going to say00:28:13
pure nonsense But this is what I00:28:15
understood let's say that you say that you00:28:19
Minor You have the Minor currency and I00:28:22
want to sell00:28:24
Mike a glass So what do I have to00:28:28
do to go through that market that is00:28:30
yours is me sell it to him in dollars and00:28:34
who has dollars the Minor has00:28:36
dollars So I go through you first00:28:39
and then you give it to Mike But what00:28:42
the business here was that I went through00:28:44
you first well it's like an inter00:28:47
this a bridge a bridge So what00:28:51
happens at a global level in the countries the00:28:53
United States does that with all00:28:55
countries and that is their wealth and their00:28:57
dependence, that is, they want you to00:29:00
depend on them, that is, that the market00:29:03
is controlled by them with the currency00:29:06
that they have, which is the dollar, of course, so that00:29:09
is why00:29:10
we can suddenly find countries that are very,00:29:12
very bad economically because they cannot00:29:15
buy dollars or the dollar is very expensive00:29:18
and all this inflation etc. no00:29:21
basically That's like the business of the00:29:23
United States Aha And it is and those are the00:29:26
problems that00:29:28
the dollar has today it's not worth it They want there to be00:29:32
new currencies, there is already all this. Yes, in00:29:34
addition, well, there are other00:29:36
world powers that are also there and that00:29:38
are surpassing them00:29:41
by reaching it and look at something that00:29:43
really catches my attention on this topic: the new00:29:45
world order, for example, companies00:29:47
like blackrock vanguard. It's also out00:29:49
there, you don't have avant-garde things, no, but00:29:51
I know it's connected, I mean00:29:54
really. It's even said that these are00:29:56
part of the same thing, I mean, they simply divide00:29:59
certain shares between other00:30:01
companies. But in the end, this one is00:30:04
part of the same thing, they're like four.00:30:05
companies that have absolutely00:30:07
everything, all the other branches00:30:09
of companies, we are going to put here the famous00:30:11
image that the companies are and00:30:14
the whole branch is incredible, it is00:30:16
incredible. I remember a lot when I00:30:18
first saw this one that owned00:30:22
cocaine. cola, no, all these came out, I do00:30:25
n't remember that they were Sabritas, I don't00:30:26
remember a lot, and Pepsico, who owns00:30:30
many more things, also that in fact00:30:31
they say that, I mean, I remember Pepsico is the00:30:34
owner of Sabritas. I don't think so, yes, I think so.00:30:36
Aha. but but Coca-Cola also has its00:30:39
has its its branch its chips Well yes eh00:30:42
I also remember that because in that00:30:44
I, in the race they told me this that00:30:47
they said that Pepsi How could I Why was I00:30:50
still competing with Coca-Cola because00:30:53
you see There was always this Oh sorry, I00:30:55
fell, no longer this battle between00:30:57
Coca-Cola and Pepsi between Who has the00:31:00
best soda and I said Well, that is00:31:02
why Pepsi is still fighting because00:31:05
obviously people prefer Coca-Cola 100:31:07
million times and I I found out in the00:31:09
race that Pepsi is bigger than00:31:13
Coca-Cola, yes. So it is that, or00:31:18
what the company is, the soft drinks corporation.00:31:20
Maybe it sells much more Coca-Cola, no,00:31:21
but it is a fact, well, and it is, it is. I00:31:25
was like Wow So this is more00:31:26
complicated than everyone thinks00:31:28
yes it is very complex and apart from this no I00:31:32
mean no we have no idea that when00:31:34
you go and buy a product from who it is or00:31:37
literally everything is connected or00:31:39
be that everything everything that you buy and00:31:42
one or that is it is incredible how it is that00:31:46
the issue of competitions is so unfair00:31:48
because yes literally a person00:31:51
benefits from or that is everything that you see in in in00:31:54
in oxo or wherever you want just one00:31:57
a single person or two at most and00:31:59
here is the crux: Who are those who00:32:03
are benefiting, not because the00:32:05
important thing that I always think about00:32:07
when we talk about elites is but how do00:32:09
you come to amass so much power and00:32:14
Well, there are several families that have They have been00:32:17
there and they have reaped all this and00:32:20
maybe they are not the owners of00:32:22
these companies but they are above00:32:25
them out there they say that the eye00:32:27
sees everything the one from the illuminatis Yes the one with the00:32:31
dollar the one with the dollar they say that what The eye00:32:34
that sees everything has three steps and00:32:37
that people like us are00:32:39
like on the eighth, ninth step because00:32:42
it is not like the middle class, working class,00:32:44
etc., companies like these00:32:48
gigantic companies of ultra mega00:32:50
millionaire people, Amazon, Tesla, Facebook, all of00:32:53
this, those are like on the fourth00:32:56
step00:32:57
but the families that control that00:33:00
are on the third step which is00:33:02
still above Aha And you say how00:33:06
can you get to that and the answer is00:33:09
that all these families are00:33:12
legendary They are almost almost 300 it is00:33:16
practically impossible for them to eat how to00:33:18
be human in one life you achieve that well Of00:33:21
course not These are00:33:22
generations and generations of a00:33:26
master plan So maybe it was not designed00:33:29
as such but they are families that have been00:33:31
there long before Coca-Cola00:33:35
than Microsoft than all These,00:33:37
however, have been present and have00:33:39
been there, look at00:33:42
this pulling the strings. In fact, I am going to00:33:45
tell you a story later about00:33:47
Tesla and Edison that is very interesting00:33:50
and that and that supports what I am00:33:52
telling you, no, but I would like to start with Let's00:33:54
see if the rot childs family00:33:57
is a mystery and when you start00:34:01
researching about the00:34:03
world's elites the rils are ones that come out00:34:06
there because we have heard rockefeller00:34:09
Morgan Ford eh all these families that00:34:12
are also gigantic but the Rock00:34:15
chils Not everyone has heard them,00:34:18
they are more unknown, they are more00:34:21
unknown, but it is said that they are the00:34:24
strongest and that is also an00:34:27
interesting part that I bring one that is even00:34:30
more secret from the Rochel and that00:34:33
is still closer to the all-seeing eye.00:34:35
But that I'm going to tell you later, let's00:34:37
go with the Rochels first. Look, there was00:34:40
an00:34:43
image of a person, a guy,00:34:46
not a man, this one, and he had, like, a00:34:50
legend that said Hello, My name is Jacob00:34:53
Rild, my family. It has 300 billion00:34:57
dollars, that is, a three followed by 1400:35:01
zeros, end of the statement. It was a00:35:04
small statement that 300:35:07
billion would come, it would be 300 billion, that is, it is00:35:10
three and 14 zeros. Gee,00:35:13
Wow, and the dollars, that is, to translate it00:35:16
into pesos, it is practically impossible. In other words,00:35:18
we own almost all the00:35:21
banks in the world, we have financed00:35:24
both sides of both battles, from00:35:28
Napoleon Buonaparte to Germany, we00:35:32
own your news, the media, your00:35:35
gasoline and your government, and in smaller letters00:35:38
it says you've probably never heard00:35:41
of me. which is very true00:35:44
because yes Black Rock vanguard this entire00:35:47
race because we know more or less you00:35:49
follow the the the the the scheme of the00:35:52
companies and sooner or later you reach00:35:54
them but here the question is who00:35:56
manages Black br And vanward these00:35:58
gentlemen Well, these gentlemen, that is, not00:36:01
him, but this type of lineage,00:36:05
then but Who are these people,00:36:07
eh, yes, this is true Who are the00:36:10
hidden faces within these00:36:12
corporations that don't even have to00:36:13
work, you know, look, they don't even00:36:15
have to put I mean, his face on00:36:18
Wikipedia no no no no right now look if I00:36:20
mean if you want to do the task of Searching for00:36:22
this Black ro and and see you're going to see the00:36:25
people I know how there are like two links of00:36:28
two people who one is like a00:36:30
director co-founder of from blackrock and00:36:33
another is and another also has a position00:36:36
of management of a department00:36:39
but I mean okay And where is the investment or00:36:43
the investment I mean what did00:36:45
this man do Well yes Who really created this00:36:47
or all of this was planned,00:36:50
all this is converged in the00:36:53
same people eh But well if this is00:36:57
true we are talking about the00:36:58
richest and most sinister people in the world00:37:01
eh the true owners of all those who00:37:05
are behind the power the rothchilds00:37:07
well no eh these gentlemen have for example,00:37:12
stabilized global economies of00:37:15
entire countries overthrow and establish00:37:18
new governments, manipulate00:37:21
telecommunications technology and the00:37:24
information that it transmits at will, and00:37:27
everything from the darkest of00:37:45
[Music]00:37:56
here is an analogy that I00:37:58
really liked and I left it clear that00:38:00
supposedly for this to be real,00:38:04
5,000 gigantic coffers00:38:09
like those of Rico M Pato would be needed. Okay, about this00:38:13
cartoon, well, not the ones like00:38:16
this. Well, the one from Disney Disney about Daffy Duck,00:38:20
no, he's like Uncle A and the00:38:23
nephews of all this That is to say they need00:38:25
5000 arks of the ones that the gentleman had00:38:27
supposedly or for example 600000:38:31
lonely mountains of what is The00:38:34
Hobbit of what was stolen smug the dragon00:38:37
of the of the00:38:38
stolen treasure of Erebor no00:38:42
Aha nothing more to put a little bit in00:38:44
context also if you consider that00:38:46
this is real elon musk who has a00:38:49
fortune that barely reaches00:39:01
about 400 billion00:39:04
dollars the 300 trillion rils00:39:08
test our ability to00:39:10
imagine enormous sums of money no00:39:12
we have no idea gy then Who are00:39:16
these gentlemen really obvious the00:39:19
story is very long no Aha or if this00:39:22
you could make an episode of The yes of00:39:24
the rils but the truth is that no no we didn't00:39:27
see it was in plans but we didn't00:39:30
see the case because we didn't see an end to00:39:32
it that is to say never yes no we are not talking00:39:34
about a family that dates back to00:39:36
1744 Yes really I mean, and I want to tell00:39:38
people, I mean, a little bit of what00:39:40
we were going to do00:39:41
because this was going to be about families, nothing00:39:43
more than pure families, but we really00:39:45
saw that the chapter was much more and00:39:48
also that the themes of this give00:39:50
more episodes and the truth is that it00:39:52
is not that interesting because it is00:39:54
historical things and we know that you00:39:57
want to hear the car part and that is what00:39:59
we bring today Look, I'm going to tell you00:40:01
quickly because no, for example, this00:40:03
family starts with Mayer hamster00:40:05
rothchild in00:40:07
1744, a German banker who was00:40:11
known as the founding father of00:40:13
international finance, what a name.00:40:16
I didn't see, apart from this, a story00:40:20
even before he was a banker00:40:22
because he was Jewish and he was like00:40:25
poor and lived in ghettos and and He was00:40:27
learning because his father gave00:40:30
loans so he was00:40:31
learning and he was kneading and kneading00:40:33
until he arrived at a How do you00:40:38
say a crown prince who became00:40:41
very fond of him and from there boom he exploited His00:40:44
wealth well no00:40:46
eh r rochild paid for00:40:49
mercenaries and was involved in the00:40:52
financing of the various battles00:40:55
that Napoleon Bonaparte had and it is00:40:58
from this point that we00:41:01
begin to speculate about00:41:05
master plans and world elites because00:41:08
the riles00:41:10
have always been associated with In00:41:13
all world conflicts, it is said00:41:16
that they financed and organized00:41:19
the sides that suited them but also00:41:22
those that did not suit them, that is, they00:41:24
financed both, so00:41:27
I heard that and what would be the purpose of00:41:30
financing both, power, money, okay. I00:41:33
mean. It's like the rotation of economics,00:41:38
that is, like there's money00:41:39
moving around. Look at the Rochas, this man00:41:41
thought it was convenient for Napoleon to win.00:41:44
Well, then I'm going to finance you. Why was it00:41:48
convenient for him because of the00:41:50
economic schemes that were in place at that time?00:41:52
banks and their and their expansion etcetera00:41:56
for him it was a small mistake and that's why00:41:58
they say that the business of00:42:03
the is very00:42:06
profitable. That's why they say that the00:42:08
United States has amassed its power and00:42:10
fortune based on conflicts.00:42:13
So the Rachels They are masters of00:42:15
this subject because not modern obviously00:42:17
we have Greek Mongolian history and so yes well00:42:21
the war also gave all00:42:24
this well no Supposedly at the00:42:26
beginning of the 19th century Jacob was00:42:30
one of the main bankers in00:42:32
Europe and such was his fortune that he started to00:42:35
make their own00:42:37
international loans but the true00:42:39
Dynasty and the true empire of the00:42:41
Rils began when Mayer Hamstel00:42:44
placed his five children in the five00:42:47
most important financial centers in00:42:49
Europe, in fact, because the coat of arms00:42:52
that the Rochil have are five arrows00:42:54
that symbolize the five children children Have00:42:56
you ever seen your family's coat of arms,00:42:58
no, I have never looked for it But there is an00:43:01
easy one out there, you can find it Eh yes,00:43:03
I think so, but yes, yes, that is, for those00:43:06
who don't know, you can look for a Family coat of arms00:43:07
or I think based on the00:43:09
surnames And that eh And now,00:43:13
many people get it tattooed or things like that,00:43:15
they do follow the lineage It's interesting00:43:18
I never know that Castillón comes00:43:21
from Spain00:43:22
Aha like most of the apos I mean00:43:25
cord I also saw in Spain Look, they say00:43:27
that by00:43:28
1818 the five Rochal brothers already had00:43:31
hereditary noble titles and were00:43:34
owners of an empire that practically00:43:36
controlled the financial world of00:43:38
those days and with the passing of the00:43:40
centuries The heirs of the empire have00:43:42
been involved in everything type of00:43:44
business, financial companies,00:43:47
real estate, industries, and00:43:49
telecommunications, they have been in everything,00:43:52
a Black Rock, just like that. Ah, they00:43:55
are the ones at the top of these00:43:56
companies.00:44:01
only of the world but of the00:44:04
history of humanity The answer is00:44:07
Yes, that is, they are more powerful than the00:44:10
Rockefellers, in theory, no. Or, that is, in counting00:44:13
money, or that when you put00:44:16
the scale like this, the roel Yes, they are00:44:19
above all. And notice that there are many00:44:21
Tops within that topic00:44:23
of money, that is, like Who has00:44:26
been richer Who has raised the most00:44:27
money the fastest, that is, out there I00:44:29
found a family that was00:44:32
the first one that raised 1 million00:44:34
dollars, I mean, there are many00:44:36
records on that topic and a lot of competition.00:44:38
Oh, those have 300, I mean,00:44:42
they have 300 billion, I mean, Ah no,00:44:45
but I mean, like in history,00:44:47
for example. Who was the Prim Morgan, yes00:44:50
it was them Yes, now I'm going to00:44:51
tell you about them, it sounded familiar to me Eh yes yes JP00:44:53
Morgan This one yes I mean or things like00:44:56
that there is a lot of competition like00:44:58
who did such a thing first Who won00:45:00
clo and it's interesting because I00:45:03
'm telling you that the roels are super cool and00:45:06
super powerful, these dudes don't appear00:45:08
in Forbes No, well no, and in fact Forbes00:45:12
is something that's also super manipulated because it's00:45:15
bought bought bought himo that is, there is00:45:17
an owner of Forbes that's what00:45:19
people don't Understand, there is an owner who00:45:23
manages FORB and who decides who it is. Those are00:45:26
the people who are out there. There00:45:28
are also Tops who say the rich people00:45:30
who are not in FORBS and they are from00:45:32
Saudi Arabia, you know from the Middle East,00:45:35
they are millionaire oilmen, well.00:45:37
Arabs and they are not even in the in the00:45:40
well obviously in the00:45:42
organized crime in Mexico there are people who00:45:45
have fortunes who have no00:45:47
idea no no no that they could in fact I think that00:45:51
this Joaquín Yes appeared there in the top 100 yes yes This is00:45:54
true without00:45:56
having also paid something to go out there, I00:45:58
'm saying or advertising for it, the00:46:01
same magazine also likes00:46:03
controversy, likes the topic and Aha, that00:46:04
's what I was going to tell you because it was in00:46:05
those years when They caught him. So00:46:08
it was convenient for him a little bit for00:46:09
advertising, no, I mean, they don't stop00:46:11
being magazines, well, I mean, that's what00:46:14
people don't understand because they don't stop making00:46:15
magazines, it's very easy. Put a name and And00:46:18
who will investigate you, otherwise, besides,00:46:20
Look, for example, Jordy Wild, he, the00:46:23
youtuber, he has been there, he has appeared00:46:25
several times in Forbes. Uh-huh, and he,00:46:29
live, says no, he reads his00:46:32
review and says and complains because the00:46:35
reviews are super poorly written00:46:37
about him. well, there's a youtuber and it's00:46:39
like he has the most viewed podcast00:46:41
in Spanish speaking in the world and they put him00:46:44
as a youtuber Aha and it's like and a00:46:47
very old photo like that, things that you say, of00:46:49
course, at forbs he works on00:46:50
people like you and like me, well, I mean, they00:46:52
also have to get the grade,00:46:54
you know, then, yes, Forbes is not00:46:57
absolute, well, I mean, obviously I say if00:47:00
you appear in Forbes, how cool, but but it's not, you00:47:03
belong to the elite, of course, I mean, uh,00:47:06
you know, but there's something very very interesting,00:47:09
the riles, which is what many people have00:47:13
speculated for years, which is that00:47:16
party they had, you have never seen00:47:19
these images, don't you see, the interesting thing about00:47:23
this family is that there is a lot of talk00:47:26
about their00:47:28
eccentricities, it is a family that00:47:30
has been millionaires for a long time. It's been 300 years00:47:33
since then, imagine how many times they've00:47:36
given hedonism to00:47:38
eccentricity, they've gone through everything. I00:47:41
mean, imagine having unlimited resources00:47:43
for your whole life, tragic stories. I00:47:46
mean, imagine everything that's happened. TR,00:47:48
no, I didn't believe. I didn't find that I don't00:47:52
know, guy, supposedly, look, if00:47:54
they have all the means, it's theirs, or in other words,00:47:56
how is something going to come out of them?00:47:58
A few years ago,00:48:00
unpublished photographs of one of the00:48:02
strangest meetings in history were spread on the web.00:48:05
dinner de tetes00:48:08
surrealist it's called this00:48:11
party was called the night of December 12, the00:48:14
day of the00:48:15
Virgin in00:48:17
197200:48:19
curious curious curious he didn't take his finger off00:48:23
there Don't look I don't know this one on00:48:26
December 12, 1972 a00:48:29
party was held for the iconic dynasty of00:48:31
bankers who came to possess the00:48:33
largest fortune in the history of the00:48:35
modern world, the Rothchild family. The strange thing00:48:37
was that the theme was based on00:48:39
strange costumes, surreal masks and heads.00:48:43
Among the select group of00:48:45
guests, Salvador00:48:48
Dalí, a00:48:50
surrealist par excellence, and Audrey Hbor stood out.00:48:54
Also a surrealist painter who00:48:56
received an invitation with words00:48:59
printed on a blue sky inspired00:49:02
by the works of00:49:03
Magrit. The message was written00:49:05
backwards. Ah, that is, it was encrypted, it was00:49:08
encrypted, or that you are talking00:49:10
about an elite party, well, no, and It00:49:13
had to be something enigmatic without farts,00:49:15
that is, Wow, very very pretentious, not00:49:18
seeing it from that side Yes, you have to00:49:21
see it in a mirror to be able to, you have to00:49:22
see it in a mirror because it is written00:49:23
backwards, let's put the invitation here, the00:49:25
mirror has00:49:30
The party was00:49:33
the Chateau de Perrieres of the Rilds in00:49:37
Paris, which they reflected with00:49:40
red lights to simulate that it was on fire00:49:42
when a horde of cats arrived.00:49:47
to the guests but this horde of cats00:49:49
were nothing more than servants disguised00:49:51
as cats. Oh no, I'm going to tell you how00:49:54
cool it is that cats are not the worst thing here.00:49:56
Hey, in the next room they were00:49:58
received by a man with a00:50:01
still life hat. I mean. of dry branches and00:50:05
Mari Helene wearing some00:50:08
deer antlers This photo is historical and we are going00:50:12
to see it here it is a great photo that is00:50:15
where when when when you are left thinking about00:50:17
the beast this is what the00:50:19
elite parties are like in Stanley's great movie00:50:21
kubrick with his eyes wide closed or00:50:24
wide open as is his00:50:27
eyes wide closed that mythical00:50:29
film that never finished kubrick00:50:31
this poses these00:50:34
extravagant scenarios of luxury and of and00:50:38
of madness are based on these photos00:50:43
in these meetings that the riles00:50:45
geey also had They say the entire decoration was00:50:49
macabre since there was a labyrinth of00:50:52
cobwebs created with black fabric but the00:50:55
big surprise of the night was in the00:50:57
main dining rooms. They were00:51:01
toy babies and broken mannequins00:51:05
mutilated in them. The food was served00:51:08
inside like this. The broken mannequin like this Gee, there00:51:11
were also turtles in this00:51:13
music video by Lady Gaga. Well, yes, there00:51:17
were also stuffed turtles as00:51:19
centerpieces. The menu, they say, was00:51:23
not far behind either, because according00:51:25
to the menu that some guests00:51:27
kept, the family00:51:29
offered extremely lucid soup, an00:51:33
exquisite corpse mess. Lady and sir lomo I mean they do00:51:36
n't even know what they are eating no00:51:38
practically and tubers in madness they didn't even00:51:41
know what they were eating it was a crazy00:51:43
trip man I mean it's incredible00:51:46
gy this party is supposed to00:51:50
really happen no And it was something completely00:51:52
surreal part of the Rocha family00:51:55
that gave rise to endless00:51:58
conspiracy theories which were later00:52:01
accentuated by the Illuminati balls of00:52:04
New York in00:52:06
1972, very very interesting, this topic after a00:52:10
while, in fact, in a little while, I'm00:52:12
going to tell you something. that is going to connect00:52:14
with what you are talking about because it has00:52:16
to do with a very select group, also00:52:18
this one that in fact also held00:52:19
meetings of this type, that is, very00:52:23
similar and well, they continue to do it. I00:52:26
mean, but right now we are talking about that00:52:29
because Because the truth is, this thing about the00:52:31
Rotch, the truth is that I didn't know it or00:52:33
I thought it was a family like00:52:35
Rockefeller or it had been heard Yes, I mean00:52:37
they own something You know, I mean like00:52:39
a very complete and very rich industry00:52:42
O either, but I had no idea that they had00:52:45
so much background, or they really don't00:52:47
own anything, but they own everything, or, yes,00:52:49
yes, it's like they're not the00:52:52
company that did this or the family, that's00:52:54
the interesting part, it's00:52:55
difficult to know. In other words, or deduce.00:52:58
Rather, it's like that relative that you've always00:53:00
wondered about, what do you work, what did00:53:03
you work for, but he's doing very well, but he's00:53:05
doing very well, yes. And it is and it is the truth00:53:08
that some say that their fortunes00:53:10
expanded and expanded thanks00:53:14
to a Not that they had a bank, but00:53:17
that they had the banks. Ah, you know, these are00:53:20
things that we don't understand. I mean,00:53:24
300 billion dollars is really a lot of00:53:27
money, you know. I mean, you can buy00:53:29
several countries with that, yes. I mean, it's the00:53:32
highest capital. that many00:53:35
countries, that is, all the internal money00:53:36
of a country, that is, we are really00:53:38
talking about amounts that we do not understand. That00:53:40
is, yes, yes, and well, it is true that00:53:43
over the years that fortune has been dissolved,00:53:46
some people say that the00:53:48
rals are already They're not even that00:53:50
powerful but I don't know I don't know I00:53:54
don't know Later on we're going to00:53:56
talk about a00:53:57
family that more than they have done00:54:01
something It seems that00:54:03
public relations had them or has them where00:54:06
they are00:54:07
right now it's going to hurt you talk about that story00:54:09
because someone from this family00:54:10
is married to some guy, you know, and to00:54:13
some rockefeller too, in fact. Hey,00:54:15
then, there. Notice that's why00:54:18
I also thought, that is, that00:54:23
families were kind of more00:54:25
common, no, and It's because I brought00:54:28
information about the Rockefellers, that00:54:30
is, really, eh, the case, the story00:54:34
of Rockefeller is about something much less,00:54:37
let's say that Eh, so magical, not so so,00:54:41
so mysterious, monkey Aha, eh,00:54:45
we are really talking about a story about a00:54:47
person. What is John Rockefeller, who was00:54:51
a person who literally made00:54:53
money from below, that is, a person00:54:55
like there are many, many grandparents of00:54:58
our grandparents' generation who00:55:00
made money like that. Or, like,00:55:02
working by hand, or is it literal and00:55:05
Rockefeller, well, the same or Literally, he00:55:09
was a person who had to start00:55:12
from being an accountant for a company and00:55:15
earned like c cents an hour and even00:55:18
climb the ladder to achieve very big things,00:55:21
but his story is that he really00:55:24
comes from a very, very humble family, huh?00:55:27
Imagine, we are in 1839, no,00:55:30
eh, this person was born in New York,00:55:34
eh, but he grew up in Clibelan, Ohio. Eh, well,00:55:38
the family, I'm telling you, it really was a00:55:40
very, very modest family, in an00:55:42
economic sense, completely normal,00:55:45
completely normal, this, well, a00:55:46
religious family, eh, his dad is actually00:55:50
It's curious because he is known for being, or00:55:54
for devoting himself to scamming people, or he00:55:57
literally sold magical oils, or00:55:59
at that time, hey, somewhere around there, you00:56:03
may have heard of snake oil,00:56:04
but that wasn't it, it was like a00:56:06
healing oil, it was homeopathic medicine. Not that00:56:08
he said that it cures your cancer that it00:56:10
cures you whatever it is eh And well he sold that00:56:12
basically that was dedicated to the man00:56:14
this lady well it was house and and she00:56:16
dedicated herself to the care of her son John and00:56:19
well as I tell you he started from Very00:56:20
young, let's see where he got00:56:23
money from because there wasn't much money.00:56:25
Hey, in '63, well, I got00:56:31
a lot ahead of myself because before '63, which is when he00:56:33
founded the company, he worked as an00:56:37
accountant, like I told you, and he earned c00:56:39
cents an hour he studied at a00:56:42
university like a00:56:43
technical degree something like that that gave him the00:56:46
skills to do accounting and well he00:56:48
started like that working with a lot00:56:51
of people doing accounting one00:56:52
more well but he says that it started there he00:56:54
started to become obsessed with the numbers,00:56:56
that is, he literally saw how00:56:58
much Edesa was earning and he spent00:57:02
his time thinking about how I can make00:57:03
the company earn more with what it is already00:57:05
earning and how to move the numbers00:57:07
in certain ways and he realized that00:57:09
he really liked it. that and he realized the00:57:11
value that he had to do something more00:57:13
with it Well a lot of things happen00:57:15
obviously his story that It00:57:17
really is a very very00:57:20
interesting biography of personal improvement or I mean really of00:57:22
course it is inspiring it is00:57:24
inspiring because I tell you, he is a00:57:25
person who came from zero to become00:57:27
one of the richest people in00:57:28
history, he is one of the successes of00:57:31
capitalism. That's why they say Eh yes,00:57:33
totally the same as Harry, somf I say hey00:57:36
Henry Ford Sorry, I always confuse you00:57:38
in the In 1963, together with a friend of mine, they00:57:41
decided to start00:57:44
interacting with the00:57:47
oil industry, that is, they began to see businesses they00:57:50
could do. And well, John thought that00:57:53
really the oil business00:57:55
was not in the oil itself, but in which00:57:58
was in the fact of making00:58:00
oil functional for00:58:01
daily activities, of course,00:58:03
then what I decided to do is build an00:58:05
oil refinery. Yes, I understand00:58:07
that oil. At that time, oil was00:58:09
literally used as if it were a derivative of00:58:12
plastic, nothing more. not to make a00:58:14
container, it was really something that you00:58:15
are just discovering. Eh, well,00:58:18
these. How do you know it wasn't energy? Well,00:58:21
not yet. It00:58:26
may be a00:58:28
very short time but at that time00:58:30
the lamps were used, these ones of00:58:32
petroleum oil, so the refinery00:58:35
was dedicated to making this one, this one, to00:58:40
refine this oil so that it could be00:58:41
put into these little lamps, no, so00:58:43
basically the business was going to light00:58:44
your house to Through this liquid00:58:48
that we can call a type of00:58:50
oil, over time they obviously00:58:52
started. Well, there was controversy00:58:55
because the company started doing00:58:56
this, but fires also began to happen00:58:57
in the houses, etc., so they00:58:59
decided to rename the company and rethink00:59:02
everything. the concept and give it as a type of00:59:05
branding to the product and that's when it00:59:08
starts with standard oil what standard or00:59:11
is it the company that really standard00:59:14
oil company that's what it's called is the00:59:16
full name it's not already starting to give a00:59:19
presentation Well let's say that more beautiful00:59:22
product of this00:59:25
oil for lamps And that's00:59:28
when it starts to become popular and00:59:29
literally Eh well John starts00:59:32
buying the competition because00:59:34
other people start doing the same thing and00:59:36
basically he buys the competition00:59:38
to kill it no So yes they didn't exist There00:59:40
were still no rules,00:59:42
well, this is when people start to00:59:46
say bad things about Rockefeller, I mean, it00:59:49
was really very controversial because the00:59:53
company itself And well, the history of00:59:55
Rockefeller because well, it began to00:59:58
monopolize the01:00:01
refining market. of oil was a01:00:03
shark because it was a shark it was a01:00:05
shark and really, that is, in a short time,01:00:08
standard oil became like Eh, well,01:00:11
practically the owner of This01:00:13
market, controlling about 90 percent01:00:17
of the production and distribution of01:00:18
oil in the United States because He also01:00:20
began to do internships and not01:00:22
only was it like in this01:00:25
obviously in this branch in this branch01:00:28
of presentations for lamps and all01:00:30
this but he began to expand it for01:00:32
many other things he began to diversify01:00:34
petroleum products and well They01:00:36
literally started to buy01:00:39
oil plants and all this and,01:00:42
imagine, they didn't literally take him01:00:46
to court, that is, because they started01:00:49
with the anti-monopoly law, against01:00:52
practices of this type, to give the impression01:00:54
that free competition is free for01:00:57
other companies. and the United States01:01:00
ordered the dissolution of Standard Oil and they01:01:04
had to divide it into01:01:05
several companies. But01:01:07
obviously this is the success of01:01:09
Rock Flare because it didn't stop there, that is, and01:01:12
he made a lot more money with it, that is, he01:01:14
diversified the companies. companies exactly That's01:01:16
what I was going to tell you and then they started01:01:18
doing other practices to obviously01:01:21
eat up the market in other ways,01:01:23
basically that's what black01:01:24
Rock and avant-garde do, well yes, they're01:01:26
just tactics, well, they01:01:29
're just holes. legal basically01:01:31
basically Eh Well throughout his01:01:33
life he also obviously talked about01:01:34
a lot of philanthropy So he really did01:01:36
contribute to various causes eh social01:01:39
etc. health well-being01:01:42
eh controversial issue also because he got involved01:01:45
with issues of education health,01:01:49
that is to say, medical education and all01:01:51
this,01:01:52
they say that it had a little to do01:01:55
with the pharmaceutical issue, I don't want to go01:01:58
into that topic much, you know why,01:02:00
eh, and he also did it for01:02:03
social causes and so on, but they say that he01:02:05
did everything double-sided, that is, in the end,01:02:06
everything had a double intention, the01:02:08
intention of money and power, yes,01:02:10
look, it is incredible that you are01:02:12
saying it this way because I think that01:02:13
in the chapter in this same chapter01:02:16
we already established What does this mean that the01:02:18
same businessmen are investing in01:02:21
pharmaceuticals it's it's a plan here01:02:25
Armando goes Well the theory and and it's01:02:28
curious there because obviously01:02:32
we can't It's just that unfortunately01:02:34
we can't talk about this topic Why01:02:35
Because it's a sensitive topic for the01:02:37
platform But this issue does have01:02:39
a lot to do with the control of01:02:43
society, or really, yes, these01:02:45
great businessmen understood that very01:02:47
quickly from very early on. I'm01:02:49
talking about it in the 1800s. Imagine, or01:02:51
really, these people knew what they were01:02:53
doing, well,01:02:55
obviously. Let's talk to you about his life and01:02:58
all this, well, yes, obviously he was a01:03:00
married man, he had his children, he had01:03:02
a lineage, his children inherited his01:03:04
great fortunes, etc. to this day01:03:07
and obviously, this is one of the families01:03:08
that is considered the richest. of01:03:11
history and in fact it is said that in the01:03:14
United States I mean this person was the01:03:16
person who generated the most money for his01:03:18
time, right01:03:20
? And that even the great magnates of01:03:23
today, like I don't know what they like01:03:25
like elk, elon musk01:03:29
kisses Well, they01:03:31
really fall short of what this01:03:34
man generated in his life, so01:03:36
we're just talking about other times,01:03:38
other contexts, etc. But in01:03:39
reality, you can't01:03:42
compare the money that could be01:03:44
generated at that time, so it really01:03:46
was a lot and The resources01:03:48
were also more. I mean, there wasn't as much01:03:49
competition as today. I see01:03:51
many similarities, for example, in a01:03:52
Rockefeller with a01:03:54
Yes, because Roque Ferer took advantage of something that01:03:58
existed but gave it this new use01:04:02
in society, just like Mark Zuckenberg.01:04:05
And it's there where these great01:04:09
fortunes and these changes and these01:04:11
industrial revolutions are born. That's where they say01:04:14
that the Industrial Revolution that took place01:04:16
in our time was the01:04:17
internet, in Rockefeller's time it was01:04:20
from steam to oil and And before that it01:04:23
was the water and steam manual and01:04:28
so on and on and on and on,01:04:29
literally imagine before rock failer01:04:31
eh the oil looked yes it looked01:04:35
like black gold no but you really couldn't01:04:37
see the potential no I think01:04:39
it was o I mean, I think Rockefeller01:04:40
patented black gold because they realized01:04:42
that oil was worth01:04:44
something. Note that it was valuable01:04:47
because they already knew it was valuable, but01:04:50
really, I think they didn't know01:04:52
how valuable it was going to be, or yes, it was. They saw it01:04:55
as something new and like01:04:57
everyone wanted that because they saw it as01:05:00
energy, that is, literally01:05:02
for industrial uses, etc. But01:05:04
this man knew how to take advantage of it for a01:05:06
more everyday use, for a more,01:05:10
more commercial use, well, well, that's really it.01:05:13
Where is the money, that is, in the01:05:15
masses, in the masses, in the masses, notice01:05:17
that I had Roque Feler associated with01:05:19
the railway. No, yes, it had to do with it, it01:05:21
also had to do with this,01:05:23
this much was invested. No, yes, a lot, I01:05:26
swear to you. I thought that Roque was the one01:05:28
from the railroad, I had no idea about01:05:29
oil, yes, he is about oil, that is, he is more01:05:31
like the father of the01:05:34
oil industry, that is, basically, it is01:05:37
an industry that today is, well, that01:05:40
is, no. I know the other day I had a01:05:42
conversation with Iván about01:05:44
sinister contact, so a conversation Greetings01:05:46
there, eh, a conversation like that,01:05:51
just talking about talking jokes Aha where we were talking01:05:54
about this thing about the01:05:56
oil industries and how suddenly01:05:58
some inventor some this one appears sparked01:06:02
V Aha, he discovers a way to make01:06:06
garbage or water01:06:09
fuel for cars and that these01:06:11
people are neglected or disappear01:06:14
and who disappears from the01:06:16
oil industry Why Because it is not convenient for them to let it be01:06:18
known that this is a01:06:21
business model and in fact the next family01:06:25
that I want to tell you about goes there but in01:06:28
the issues of electricity Okay01:06:31
what is JP Morgan JP Morgan the ones that01:06:34
we mentioned that we mentioned right now that they01:06:36
accumulated 1 million dollars for the first time It is01:06:39
attributed to them at the age of 64 JP Morgan accumulated01:06:43
1000 million dollars, the first01:06:45
person who did this who did that in01:06:47
history, no, but notice that01:06:48
this lady's ambitions begin since01:06:50
he was a child because he, through the areas01:06:52
of destiny, was able to have 1 million dollars in his hands01:06:55
and this awakened in him an01:06:59
excessive ambition to generate more and01:07:02
generate and generate not that he had01:07:04
generated a million dollars when he was a child01:07:06
but that perhaps01:07:08
there are several versions of the story that do not01:07:10
speak of any company out there that01:07:13
had the opportunity to enter a bank01:07:15
and see the money, there are many theories, not the01:07:18
same, it is an ancient family, but it01:07:20
saw the money, but it saw the dough,01:07:24
well, and its little eyes shone, no, and it said, I01:07:26
want that too. Me too. I want01:07:27
that And the guy started at the age of 20,01:07:29
he already mastered four01:07:31
languages, a skill that he used to close01:07:34
deals around the world. At the age of 24, he01:07:37
founded his own bank and at the age of 53 he was already a01:07:42
multimillionaire, another banker, what an eye,01:07:45
the other day he was talking to a01:07:47
friend and I told him but why01:07:49
is one bank more important than another and it is01:07:52
the issue of Gold, that is, gold is the01:07:55
validation that it gives to the bank so01:07:57
that you can ask it for01:07:59
a loan because there are banks that01:08:02
they have gold well and and and and they tell you Hey,01:08:05
what kind of gold ingots so yes well the01:08:07
ingots and that is like in the01:08:09
paper house like the house of is that is Aha01:08:12
well the house what is the name of the the of the the01:08:15
house of the bell and It was called something like that, I do01:08:17
n't remember, but that's what it is, it's a01:08:20
Central Bank, it's not a Central Bank of the01:08:22
government of Spain, in this case, well, no,01:08:24
and that's what makes01:08:26
your country valuable, well, the validity that you01:08:28
can sustain. in gold and that is why01:08:31
the banks have gold, no And then this01:08:35
man began to do to do that he began01:08:37
to accumulate accumulate to the point that it is01:08:40
as simple as thinking about this well no01:08:42
why would I ask you for money because01:08:44
you have money and that's how01:08:47
people start these businesses in those01:08:49
times Of course it was01:08:51
simpler Well I don't know if it was simpler01:08:53
but it was there were no banks that01:08:55
were already established with rules and01:08:57
protocols like the ones now Bancomer b01:09:00
vancomer b all of these Bancom doesn't01:09:04
exist, that's not why you corrected it.01:09:06
Yes, it has already01:09:09
changed and yes, this man was the first01:09:11
person who was able to amass a billion01:09:13
dollars. He was accused of using his power01:09:16
and influence to manipulate the01:09:19
US government in addition to being the creator01:09:22
of one of the largest01:09:24
in that country in the bank the rachels were01:09:27
from Europe okay And this was their counterpart01:09:30
but in the United States what did you say01:09:32
Well they would be competition well no the01:09:34
rochers and the Morgans have a lot of01:09:36
relationship even lineage together or something like that01:09:39
Or I don't I doubt I don't bring that01:09:41
information because I'm telling you I didn't focus01:09:42
so much on that families but there is a01:09:45
mix, imagine Connecting that on a historical level, that01:09:49
is, surely we could make01:09:52
several episodes of these families or mom I01:09:55
say that's not what the podcast is about o It would be01:09:57
much more historical How mysterious and01:09:59
this topic but well interesting here is01:10:01
something interesting Here also well no01:10:03
he was considered for a moment in01:10:05
history the man who01:10:06
most controlled the world at the time no eh he for01:10:09
example was the was the greatest promoter01:10:12
of the creation of the Federal Reserve of01:10:14
the United States and it is believed and Now01:10:16
I am going to tell you that story that he01:10:19
orchestrated a malevolent plan to sink01:10:22
the titan01:10:24
AC and a large part of his detractors01:10:28
with him so interesting No yes because01:10:31
we know that the Titanic It was full01:10:32
of tycoons, it was first class, that01:10:35
place was, that is, it was a01:10:37
historic ship where it was the first time it01:10:40
happened then because the richest people01:10:43
were on board that01:10:44
ship. Well, right now, I'm going to01:10:46
tell you more. because a01:10:48
chapter of the Titanic would be good eh I didn't01:10:49
think about it it has eh And no no it's not that01:10:52
I discovered some interesting things about the Titanic I'm01:10:54
going to save them01:10:55
for that chapter look eh put here01:10:57
in the comments if you would like that01:10:58
chapter Yes, yes, if you would like that, eh,01:11:01
here what I want to tell you are his01:11:03
projects with Nicola Tesla. JP Morgan was01:11:07
the person who financed Tesla in01:11:11
1901. Nicola Tesla contacted01:11:14
Morgan to request financing01:11:17
for a novel project that promised01:11:19
to create a01:11:22
transatlantic wireless communication system based on01:11:25
his theories of the Earth and01:11:27
atmospheric electrical conductions01:11:29
Well, we also know one from Tesla.01:11:31
It would be good, too. Over there we talk01:11:34
about one from Albert Einstein, also one from01:11:36
Albert Einstein. It would be good to01:11:39
do a survey, no. a series01:11:41
of inventors It would be good a series01:11:43
of inventors would be very good for01:11:45
this Tesla was thinking of building a series01:11:48
of Towers around the planet that01:11:49
will allow him to amplify and receive the01:11:52
energy sent through the ground these01:11:54
famous Towers that shot rays and thus01:11:57
not the scientist assured that when01:12:00
it was finished a system01:12:01
would replace both the telegraph and the01:12:03
telephone of those then enthusiastic01:12:07
about the idea Morgan gave Tesla the01:12:09
sum of 50,000 at that time which was01:12:12
approximately 5 million01:12:14
current dollars to finance the01:12:17
whole thing no Okay a In exchange, he asked for01:12:21
control of 51 of the patents that01:12:25
Tesla had. Tesla immediately accepted and began01:12:29
the construction of its facilities with01:12:30
an imposing structure known as01:12:32
the Warden Cliff Tower, which is this Tower01:12:36
that I mentioned to you just now that we are going to01:12:37
put a photo here that This is what I01:12:39
always wondered, that is, where01:12:40
did Tesla get money from and Well, here it was.01:12:43
This was the investor01:12:45
behind Tesla. They say that although01:12:48
Tesla's ambitious project sounded very01:12:50
promising, advances in telegraphy and01:12:53
wireless by its competitor Guillermo01:12:55
Marconi began. to attract more01:12:58
attention from investors who01:12:59
prefer to support him. In addition, the01:13:02
financial crises of the time meant01:13:05
that very few investors wanted to01:13:08
take a risk with Tesla. Well, no. And since01:13:11
Tesla couldn't make his project01:13:13
work, he proposed to expand it by creating01:13:16
a second, much larger Tower.01:13:19
In Niagara Falls this,01:13:22
Morgan says that he no longer liked that in01:13:23
1902 he withdrew the capital, well,01:13:28
no, something that caused Tesla to have01:13:32
a lot of doubts, debts, sorry, and he01:13:34
entered into a great depression and Well, that's01:13:36
how the unfinished story of01:13:38
his life project will end. Tesla's story01:13:41
is impressive. No, he dies having a01:13:43
phobia of bacteria. He becomes a01:13:45
crazy old man with total dementia.01:13:48
Well, no, but we'll talk about Tesla in01:13:50
the future, but here's the part.01:13:52
Interesting at that time there were two01:13:55
forms of Electricity, alternating and01:13:58
continuous, one proposed by Edison and the01:14:01
other proposed by Tesla. The theory says01:14:05
that for these large companies, these01:14:07
large01:14:08
businessmen, it was better to invest in01:14:10
Edison than in Tesla. Why not because of the01:14:14
functionality of energy but because of the01:14:16
capitalist model that Edison01:14:19
's energy proposed,01:14:21
it is said that that is why he cut off01:14:23
funds with Tesla because Tesla proposed01:14:27
clean and free energy for all01:14:29
free Aha but it is not a business01:14:32
they needed to market the he01:14:35
needed to market the01:14:36
electricity So they left With this01:14:39
other guy, they already needed to make a01:14:42
model in which, well, it wouldn't be01:14:45
self-sustaining, well, all this and it's the01:14:48
same with oil, if01:14:50
something is convenient for them, the end of something that01:14:54
is free and free for everyone is like01:14:55
this this these things about the01:14:58
batteries no the non-rechargeable batteries that is01:15:01
because they have not died you are not left01:15:03
thinking Well because obviously it is a01:15:04
business it is a market it is a business it is01:15:06
a great deal But obviously01:15:08
any product should have01:15:10
rechargeable batteries that is Of course,01:15:12
technology is already there for that. And why do01:15:14
we continue because it is a business for01:15:16
someone and that is the answer to01:15:19
why. Maybe clean01:15:21
solar wind energy has not become popular01:15:24
yet because there are people who are01:15:27
investing millions of dollars so that01:15:29
that doesn't happen gey because they run out of01:15:32
shishi Well of course and that is the01:15:34
interesting part and it is we return to the same thing to the01:15:36
main topic here the true God of01:15:40
these people is money is money01:15:43
and they don't care if they destroy humanity, that01:15:46
is, we We are destroying the planet01:15:48
because of some people from a group of01:15:51
families. Doesn't that seem inhuman01:15:55
and stupid to you? It's impressive. I think01:15:59
that really, people are very blind01:16:04
to these things. I mean, I think it's very unknown01:16:07
information.01:16:09
We are talking today, that is, it is01:16:10
something01:16:11
that if they have told you, you are going to take it01:16:14
because they are crazy or because they are01:16:17
nonsense. Well, it doesn't sound good, but think about it,01:16:20
think about it a little bit. The perfect example is01:16:23
this one from the Titanic, which goes there for you. 190201:16:27
JP Morgan and Company financed the01:16:30
creation of the International mercantile01:16:34
marine Corporation, an Atlantic shipping company01:16:38
that absorbed all its01:16:40
competitors here, breaking the01:16:43
legal loopholes of the monopoly. Morgan tried to01:16:46
apply the same strategy that he used01:16:48
for the railroads with01:16:51
Rockefeller but in the sector. maritime01:16:54
ships one of the most01:16:57
important milestones of this company was the01:16:59
construction of three01:17:01
transatlantic ships, the rms Olympic in01:17:06
1911, the r rms Titanic in 1912 and the01:17:13
hmhs britanic in01:17:16
1915. The idea was to create the01:17:20
largest and most luxurious passenger ships in the world.01:17:23
history Aha Although their owners were very01:17:26
similar, they improved certain01:17:28
aspects according to the failures of their01:17:30
predecessors, that is, the Olympic, they01:17:33
improved the Titanic, well, no,01:17:35
the idea, eh, this Morgan received01:17:39
bad news on April 15,01:17:41
1912 when they say that one of his01:17:43
most recent investments, the RMS Titanic01:17:47
had been shipwrecked on its maiden voyage01:17:51
the night before after colliding01:17:53
with an iceberg, it is said, well, no.01:17:56
Although on the ship there was a01:17:58
private suite exclusively for him, for JP Morgan,01:18:03
curiously by chance of01:18:05
fate. He and his million-dollar01:18:07
art collection canceled their participation in the01:18:10
trip at the last minute after the01:18:13
catastrophic shipwreck. Did he know something? The01:18:16
International commercial marine K Co had to01:18:19
declare bankruptcy and close,01:18:21
of course, not. As a curious fact, there is01:18:24
a theory on the Internet that links the01:18:27
events of the Titanic with a01:18:30
Machiavellian plan devised by JP Morgan01:18:33
to create the01:18:35
Federal Reserve of the United States. In the01:18:37
unfortunate event, members of01:18:40
some of the most powerful business families01:18:42
in the country died, who were01:18:45
against the creation. Of this01:18:48
reservation, what supports this theory is01:18:50
that the night the Titanic01:18:53
sank they saw JP Morgan in Paris with01:18:57
a member of the Rothchilds01:19:00
having dinner. How curious and in fact there are01:19:03
theories that it is still said that it was01:19:06
like celebrating because they say01:19:09
that the Titanic did not sink due to an01:19:11
iceberg that supposedly sank due to01:19:14
a fire that occurred inside the01:19:19
boilers But well that's for the01:19:21
episode of there's more eh There's01:19:24
more more things Yes yes yes there are more things01:19:27
but it's interesting eh I'm out there I01:19:30
found this I say right now I01:19:34
would like to talk about one more family this01:19:36
to move on to another topic after I already know01:19:39
that you bring another family more I already know I01:19:42
know and after that I want to address another01:19:43
very interesting topic But well this is the01:19:48
family of Up pont este I don't know if01:19:50
she has heard no no the family01:19:53
the dupon family after escaping the01:19:55
French Revolution this the economist01:19:58
Pierre Samuel dupont de nurus arrived in the01:20:02
United States in01:20:04
1799 after founding his company it became01:20:07
the main supplier of gunpowder01:20:09
of the American government and then it01:20:11
would completely control the01:20:13
dynamite market. They say that its01:20:16
commercial relationship with the military industry Eh,01:20:18
well, what did it do in the country of the United01:20:20
States? It was approximately 40 percent of01:20:24
the munitions for the allies01:20:27
during the first world war. Aha And it also01:20:30
had a crucial role in the01:20:33
Manhattan project of the atomic bomb. Yes,01:20:37
years later, it would also pass on to01:20:40
various materials such as Teflon and01:20:41
nylon, this would enter the01:20:45
food industry and it would consolidate itself01:20:47
as one of the largest. Eh well. tycoons01:20:51
and these millionaires who have long01:20:55
appeared in Forbes magazine,01:20:58
well, this family was really01:21:01
made up of mainly These are01:21:04
three brothers, but01:21:08
their lineage is said to be really01:21:11
the fortune they have achieved through01:21:14
of the years there is not even an01:21:16
exact figure of what there is no01:21:18
record Well here There is no01:21:20
exact record of what because well as I01:21:23
say they went there in here we have01:21:27
some investments here and aside well01:21:29
we are talking about things very controversial01:21:31
or01:21:32
I know and apart from the fact that they ended the lives01:21:35
of many many people this I think01:21:38
this is one of the good I brought this01:21:39
shorter to give you context that01:21:42
those fortunes were also formed01:21:44
During this time the majority do not come01:21:47
like this This period, well, of the01:21:50
first and the second tense01:21:54
moments that generated a lot of01:21:55
money for humanity. This and01:21:58
well, it is impressive to me to know that01:22:00
these people are still their01:22:02
descendants out there enjoying this01:22:04
little money from a lot of blood, no,01:22:07
but well it reminded me a lot of the story01:22:08
I say maybe I'm going a little off01:22:10
topic but about The Winchester Mansion Ah,01:22:12
the Winchesters are also these01:22:15
precursors of weapons of weapons and well01:22:18
the one that is the the the one of the story the01:22:21
legend speaks Well that She is the wife01:22:24
of Mr. Winchester, Mrs.01:22:26
Winchester inherits the mansion and she01:22:30
starts to build it in a01:22:33
crazy way with hallways and stairs that01:22:35
go nowhere because supposedly01:22:37
the Mansion is extremely haunted by01:22:40
people who were killed by01:22:42
Winchester weapons. Aha And it's how01:22:45
interesting it reminded me a little bit of that01:22:47
story noo a little bit it's curious01:22:49
but yes in fact Well I think the01:22:52
mention of a lot of Chester over there we01:22:53
must have mentioned an episode No yes01:22:55
many times and and it is very very interesting01:22:58
in fact there is a tour there For those01:23:00
who like the Paranormal theme, this one. They01:23:02
even tell you on the Tour that if you don't01:23:04
want to lose yourself,01:23:05
lose this one, then continue, follow01:23:08
the guide. No, yes, but yes. Or, these01:23:12
things about dirty money, I think this01:23:14
is the way. dirtiest place where you can01:23:16
make money, no. I mean, through01:23:17
weapons and things like that that are01:23:19
literally built to01:23:21
hurt people. I mean, I think I'm saying, I01:23:24
don't know, you do know a little bit of01:23:25
information about the of the bomb but I think he did01:23:27
n't have it. I mean the investigation01:23:29
wasn't for that no it wasn't for building the01:23:31
bomb You didn't see the Oppenheimer movie01:23:34
no I didn't see it they are in a race Okay01:23:37
against the other side because it was known01:23:40
that the Germans already01:23:43
The Russians had been experimenting with that topic.01:23:45
Sorry, they had been experimenting with01:23:47
splitting the atom. Then the01:23:49
United States entered. The United States and the01:23:51
allies entered into a race to01:23:53
beat them because it was like, Well, if01:23:56
we don't discover it, they are going to01:23:57
discover it. Ah. okay And well, everything is01:23:59
getting out of control and well, watch01:24:02
Openheimer's film, I'm talking about that, no, and01:24:05
apart from the moral and ethical dilemma that exists01:24:08
because he is a person, a01:24:09
researcher, not a scientist, he is a01:24:11
scientist, he is a scientist who is01:24:12
really He is looking for science01:24:14
because in the end that is, the discovery01:24:16
as such but but well it is used for01:24:19
destructive purposes This but yes Ah well01:24:23
you stayed with a family out there look at01:24:25
this family I'm not going to I'm not going to make01:24:28
a mystery here well not this family01:24:30
They named her in the Vatican chapter01:24:33
as the true owners of the holy01:24:36
see of the Vatican01:24:39
gey is the family maximum gey s I have01:24:43
heard it Don Fabricio maximum banking01:24:46
is he is the main owner of the01:24:50
Vatican and has great authority over the01:24:52
Sicilian mafia also Sorry You01:24:55
were referring to it right now, they mentioned it in the01:24:57
Vatican chapter. You are referring to the01:24:58
comments in the comments in the01:25:00
comments somewhere, they said that we should01:25:02
talk about this family. I didn't01:25:04
know the01:25:05
truth, damn, I mean, it's something01:25:09
impressive because, as I said, right now01:25:11
they belong to the Vatican and At the same time,01:25:13
they have great authority over the01:25:15
Sicilian mafia as well. How can you be the owner01:25:18
of the good and the bad, well, not like this,01:25:22
the greatest good thing is that maybe it is the01:25:25
same thing. He is the owner of the01:25:28
Corleonesi clan and they have a great fortress01:25:31
in Arsoli. and other castles in01:25:34
Campania the maximum gy use01:25:37
violence, threats, terrorism,01:25:41
extortion and blackmail as their01:25:44
main tools of control. It is01:25:46
interesting because let's01:25:48
see The Vatican is also managed a01:25:51
little like that, that is, we are talking about a01:25:52
management very similar to what that it is a mafia01:25:55
Yes then it makes a little sense01:25:58
Well, all this and let us remember is that they are01:26:00
Conspiracy theories but they come into play01:26:03
a lot Not that they add up not the the01:26:05
maximum family is one of the oldest families01:26:07
in Rome and claims to be descended from01:26:09
the ancient Dynasty Fabi maximus It is01:26:12
likely that they have a portion of01:26:14
maximus ancestry from the pope and for01:26:18
example the pope is titled Likewise the01:26:19
pontiff maximus so it is said that there01:26:22
is a relationship there the maximus family01:26:25
is married to royal lineages such as01:26:28
the Savoy nobility gettin burbon and Osorio01:26:32
It has a family branch from Galicia and in01:26:34
Spain this is what I was mentioning right now,01:26:37
much of the information that exists, the01:26:39
maximum does not speak as well as the other01:26:41
families about banks, railways,01:26:44
oil, these this literal family has01:26:47
found power with01:26:50
public relations by marrying each other. marrying01:26:53
The Powerful with The Princes and01:26:55
all this making a lineage Well01:26:57
basically making a legacy a lineage01:26:59
not Prince Stefano's mother was the01:27:02
English actress Don Adams the01:27:05
maximum family of seca rocks owns the clar01:27:09
winw mafia in London also called the01:27:12
crime family Adams and are01:27:14
co-owners of several mafias, also01:27:16
Irish, and the district of01:27:20
Cl is known as London's Little Italy.01:27:25
Rupert Murdock, owner of01:27:28
Fox News, is a Vatican Knight of01:27:31
the Order of Saint Gregory. Fox was01:27:35
appointed Secretary by01:27:37
Foxwell the Fox. It is considered a01:27:39
cunning animal. Fox news is a01:27:43
propaganda machine for the01:27:48
Vatican. It is crazy. This is not the house01:27:52
of the highest. It is the nucleus of the01:27:54
Black Nobility, which is what they call it. Well, no,01:27:58
they are the main owners of the01:28:00
Holy See and the Maximum family is the01:28:03
base of the global crime syndicate and01:28:06
is involved in every01:28:09
unimaginable crime including01:28:11
war crimes terrorism murder extortion01:28:16
threats human trafficking01:28:18
money laundering and more I hope he omitted everything01:28:21
Mike there were like TR seconds that01:28:23
nothing was heard no no no no I mean,01:28:26
these are the most horrible things in all the01:28:29
maximo family also runs01:28:31
organized crime in Rome as magliani mafia and01:28:34
was one of the families behind the01:28:37
neo-fascist group nucle armati revolucionari01:28:41
gey led by its agent maxima01:28:45
carminati the families of the01:28:48
Individual mafia make01:28:50
billions of dollars per year. It is said that01:28:53
the maximum palazo has an01:28:56
underground tunnel that connects with the basement01:28:58
of the Vatican, which is the way in which01:29:01
they have maintained control. They say that the01:29:04
maximum family is the greatest source of01:29:06
evil in the earth and it is no wonder01:29:10
because they do not have television networks01:29:13
they have newspapers they have the Vatican it is01:29:17
impressive how something like the Vatican01:29:20
is controlled by a family But and01:29:23
and look there they say it is worth more friends01:29:25
than money well it is true gey because01:29:27
the maximums They have gotten to where they are01:29:30
thanks to that and there I saw an image01:29:33
that we are going to put here that not with everything and01:29:37
name that they say that neither Elon Musk nor01:29:40
Jess Besus nor Donald Trump nor Biden nor01:29:44
anyone nor Putin nor anyone no pres no one01:29:48
powerful They say This is the most01:29:51
powerful person in the world and he is a guy who01:29:54
looked like Luis Miguel, that is, he is a01:29:57
Miss Reison. Aha, an older man, a young man, a01:30:00
young man. 30 35 Ah, okay, okay. I mean, Luis01:30:03
Miguel Joven, Yes, aha, with his little01:30:05
golden hair. is a person who01:30:08
is supposedly like the current heir to Los01:30:10
Maximos and they say he is the01:30:13
most powerful person in the world and you didn't know it01:30:16
and they don't appear in Forbes and they don't appear01:30:18
anywhere. Which in fact is something01:30:20
interesting because within these 1301:30:23
steps that we mentioned to reach the eye01:30:25
that sees everything, we talk about it. Well, we01:30:28
all have a price and the question is01:30:32
Hey, how can you buy with money01:30:35
the Rockefellers, the Roils, the Morgans,01:30:38
the maximums is that you can't01:30:40
buy them. with money but they have a01:30:43
price, health, family, you01:30:47
really know, these people don't know how much01:30:50
money they have because the money they01:30:53
want to have, they make it and they do it,01:30:56
they are not in the game, they are not the ones01:30:59
in charge, they are the game and it seemed to me.01:31:02
They are part, they are the pieces of the01:31:05
game,01:31:06
basically I think that the Rocha, the01:31:08
Rofel are the pieces of the game and These01:31:10
are the game, it's like how much are you worth01:31:13
so much? Take why Because I invented myself,01:31:16
I invented money even on account, that01:31:17
is, it's like that. deep I am the01:31:20
economy I am the economy I mean,01:31:22
imagine they are Owners of the Vatican How much is01:31:24
the Vatican worth priceless priceless01:31:27
it is and that is what I am telling you that is, these01:31:29
gentlemen do not deal with something so banal we01:31:30
talked about it in the chapter on01:31:32
relics How much are they worth Those01:31:34
priceless relics are not worth it, they are not worth01:31:36
something, that is, it is whatever you want them to be01:31:38
worth. And these gentlemen manage with01:31:40
that, I tell you, and they manage the mafia. I01:31:44
remember in the Vatican chapter, The01:31:46
Girl from the Vatican. Yes, everything was inv01:31:50
visuo clear. They blamed everything on the01:31:53
mobster on duty But the mobster01:31:56
was also controlled by the Vatican and the01:31:57
Vatican was controlling the Mafia for01:32:00
a maximum of course, that is, in the end In the01:32:03
end everything was bigger than01:32:06
we thought it was impressive01:32:08
the power was impressive What do these01:32:10
gentlemen have? Yes, in fact, I wanted to talk a01:32:12
little bit about this01:32:15
question of what makes you be like this,01:32:19
what makes you get there, what makes you be01:32:20
a powerful person in the world,01:32:22
obviously we know that, well, the first01:32:25
world powers, that is, being president01:32:27
of a world power makes you a01:32:29
person of high political economic value,01:32:33
etc. No. In other words, what makes you a01:32:35
person who can become a great01:32:38
influence on society or who has01:32:40
a great impact on a political and social level01:32:43
and all this01:32:45
does not There are ways, there are no ways. Eh, the01:32:48
main one is obviously this01:32:51
part of lineage, of belonging to01:32:54
an elite, due to family blood issues,01:32:58
etc.,01:33:00
no, but there are also others that are obviously01:33:04
formed with money. Obviously,01:33:06
initially you have to have money.01:33:08
This is a rule, it's not like the01:33:09
first step, it's the easy part, let's say, and01:33:13
there are groups, there are societies, these are01:33:15
secret, eh, they're not so secret,01:33:18
yes, but we do know about the internal practices,01:33:22
but we don't know what happens inside and we don't01:33:25
know why. The people who are01:33:26
there end up being very01:33:29
important people. I don't know if you knew, but at01:33:32
Jail University there is a group, this is01:33:36
a group, a secret group, it's not a group01:33:39
that really knows much about the01:33:43
internal practices because it's01:33:46
supposedly where they assure you that your01:33:49
future is going to be very very01:33:55
fruitful schoool school and boms es is01:33:58
a is a group a secret society that01:34:01
is formed in jail by only01:34:04
real people who have Eh well01:34:07
the01:34:08
essential characteristics that they are looking for What01:34:10
are they I don't know I don't know I know Eh but01:34:14
in this same group we can talk that there01:34:17
have been several presidents of the United States01:34:19
who have passed through this one01:34:22
Including Bush father and son who01:34:25
were in this group This is a01:34:29
group that J Kennedy was also there01:34:31
Kennedy this one has been there a lot01:34:34
many, many super01:34:36
important people, this one, even this one, the01:34:40
founder of Fedex, this people, so01:34:44
you say, no, I had no idea that these01:34:47
people came from there, but it really01:34:49
is not a coincidence that all these01:34:53
people belong to this same elite,01:34:55
not also a father of01:34:59
North American football, American football, this01:35:02
NFL, Walter Camp, this beast, he01:35:05
also comes out of there and I don't know if I could01:35:08
mention some of them, but01:35:10
really the important thing here is that01:35:15
this group has emerged for01:35:19
many01:35:20
years, but we don't even know its01:35:23
origin. Really, in what year did the01:35:26
group start? What there are are some photographs01:35:29
that we are going to put on the screen here of01:35:31
generations that have been01:35:33
around. These groups are totally01:35:37
conservative. They have01:35:39
practices that are called ritualistic, not with a01:35:42
religious scope, but with a scope,01:35:45
well, strange, yes. It's not that it's not it's not it's01:35:49
It's that this goes beyond Catholicism01:35:52
that Christianity goes much further01:35:55
than this there they have many many01:35:57
symbologies this they for example01:35:59
use the01:36:00
the the key figure for for skol and01:36:04
Bones is 332 before of Christ because01:36:07
it is when this Aristotle dies01:36:11
[Music]01:36:13
this figure is considered as part of the01:36:17
symbolism of the same society of the01:36:20
sacred wow there is something also very01:36:23
curious that here we are going to be putting01:36:25
Eh Well a mythical pirate symbol which is01:36:29
the skull and the crossed faiths not that01:36:31
this represents the society obviously01:36:35
this society eh is mainly01:36:38
shielded by the veil of secrecy01:36:40
between the same members whoever has01:36:42
passed through there is not going to tell you anything about01:36:44
what happens in there it is totally01:36:47
a brotherhood of life to death mm01:36:52
even the even jail I mean no no no He gets01:36:56
involved with these students in01:36:59
those practices and in those things, I mean there01:37:01
really is no respect even at the01:37:04
institutional level of the01:37:06
university itself for this group, I mean it's01:37:08
really something that this is much01:37:09
bigger what goes much further we are01:37:12
talking about the children of the great01:37:14
tycoons of the world who are destined01:37:17
to be and if you are not that is because01:37:19
you are probably potentially the01:37:21
next one who is going to get there because01:37:23
maybe your father He had a great01:37:26
economic inheritance and, due to certain01:37:28
characteristics that you possess, you can enter01:37:31
there and you will become someone great,01:37:34
or be assured of what you want,01:37:36
what you are going to do, you will be01:37:38
someone great, that is, any person01:37:39
who What has happened in this group has done01:37:41
something important in history and I think it01:37:43
has to be understood in this way,01:37:45
not because they are going to give you this01:37:47
divine blessing to achieve,01:37:52
but because they are going to give you media support01:37:54
and this support to that all the01:37:56
doors open to you not because you are going to01:37:59
pray something but because there You are praying01:38:02
with the owner of the son of Fox News01:38:06
here you have I don't know what provider and they01:38:10
will01:38:11
accommodate you without a problem but no it is not that01:38:14
Oh it is that We saw your talent no no no01:38:17
no it is not that magical that maybe and yes it01:38:20
can be expressed like that however there is01:38:23
that factor it is like those lucky ones01:38:26
who find for example the01:38:28
rochild this guy made his his his his01:38:31
true fortune when he became a01:38:33
comrade and I saw this in a video that01:38:36
talked about the r, a documentary that01:38:39
talks about how in a peda that was done, the connecte01:38:42
there a drunken01:38:46
drunkenness Sorry, the connect there01:38:50
that was there to catapult the fortune of01:38:54
the Rothchilds was that Mayer hamstel01:38:56
rothchild, the father of the entire dynasty,01:39:00
met a prince and became01:39:04
friends with him, that's how01:39:06
many stories also begin and obviously he01:39:08
started working for him and01:39:11
you know that because the famous Jeffrey How did01:39:14
he get to where he got O be it also01:39:16
jeffre jeffre taught us that01:39:18
money is worth mothers that here what01:39:21
matters is the information the information01:39:23
and the relationships that I advance just01:39:27
the extension of this chapter to01:39:29
discuss may be a little of that that it is01:39:32
about some list by the you saw the list01:39:35
one you saw it m the list is that way it01:39:39
says no something they have said something they have said01:39:42
that the members of the channel take01:39:43
our opinion about that list That01:39:46
's right I close parentheses to Okay01:39:50
uh a little bit about01:39:54
why it is talked about or it is01:39:58
The group seems so controversial,01:40:00
this is because there has been a lot of talk01:40:04
about rumors that have obviously leaked through01:40:07
merely01:40:10
broken telephones because you01:40:12
cannot talk about it openly, if you01:40:14
were a member of01:40:16
those01:40:19
scandals related to01:40:23
sexual rituals, it is said that there are rites of01:40:27
initiation01:40:28
with symbolisms and very01:40:32
strange things and that talk about a residence01:40:36
called The01:40:38
Tomb, those are the little information we01:40:42
have about some of what is done01:40:45
in there, something controversial that happens01:40:48
in there, what else is said about there, what is01:40:51
supposed to happen? This group does Well01:40:53
basically what we said just now01:40:56
basically This is a fraternal support group01:40:59
that is to say you literally become the01:41:01
brother of all the other01:41:04
men that include this list of01:41:06
people of your generation and therefore01:41:10
these people are going to support you01:41:11
obviously those people are the01:41:13
people with the highest elite and01:41:16
popularity in jail eh well they have access01:41:20
to many many many01:41:24
things that students even01:41:27
billionaires do not have well I mean01:41:28
we are really talking about an01:41:30
absolute privilege many things it is not01:41:33
that Imagine having a success, on01:41:36
that scale, that magnitude and, well,01:41:39
simply with the characters that01:41:40
we mentioned right now, that is, and we don't know01:41:43
of others who have been there. But01:41:46
what I can tell you is that these01:41:48
people are made up of something or Well,01:41:50
we are really talking about people01:41:54
who have been instructed to be someone01:41:58
specifically in our governments in01:42:01
our companies in the things that01:42:04
we consume that we see that we do in01:42:08
our daily lives these people decide01:42:11
who is going to be the head of01:42:14
those yes yes of course It's not that01:42:16
someone is directing them, someone01:42:18
has an agenda. And this is not01:42:20
conspiracies, or as I tell them,01:42:21
really, no, no, it's not something that this01:42:24
group is, it's not a lie, it's not something that01:42:26
they're not going to find if they beat it or01:42:29
even if They want to find out if the Bushes01:42:31
were in this group. Of course01:42:33
they are going to find it. This is not a01:42:36
secret that you had in the group. Note01:42:39
that I had heard about that01:42:40
organization of that society. Sorry,01:42:43
but I thought well that this was a01:42:47
society. of brotherhood like this as a01:42:51
joke gey you know that is like a like01:42:54
brotherhood of of of but what do01:42:57
mystics become etc. well no but but01:43:00
I knew there was more depth01:43:01
because where I heard this was in a01:43:04
very conspiratorial documentary and01:43:06
they mentioned it and I said, Okay, It's01:43:09
interesting, but I said, Oh, well,01:43:10
maybe it's a lie. They're just01:43:13
guys there who burn themselves with candle wax.01:43:15
And so, well, look, I don't know what01:43:17
ritualistic practices they really do. In other words, as I01:43:19
told you, this is mentioned as01:43:22
broken phone about the sexual rituals01:43:24
But what I do know is that there are01:43:27
important people who have been in the group,01:43:29
confirmed that they were there and that they01:43:33
have become, well, the01:43:36
presidents of the United States, these01:43:38
figures Even a01:43:40
national security advisor for several01:43:42
presidents like Kennedy, etc. So they01:43:44
were there,01:43:45
well, they are people who were there, they01:43:48
went through the group and somehow01:43:51
they got to where they wanted, no, well, I don't01:43:53
know if they wanted to, but01:43:55
where they had to get to, they got there. They got to01:43:57
where they had to go and notice that01:43:59
right now, mentioning about these01:44:01
societies, I have listened to many01:44:03
podcasts from many people who talk01:44:06
about two groups, two01:44:08
hidden societies, that whenever people talk about01:44:11
elites, they bring up that they are the01:44:14
Freemasons. and that they are the illuminatis and I01:44:17
would like at this point in the chapter to01:44:20
tell you that at no time have we01:44:23
mentioned either the Freemasons or the01:44:24
illuminatis and here is why it is01:44:28
because maybe it is not what you01:44:31
think it is. Freemasons and the01:44:33
Illuminati, I mean they are not01:44:36
these architects, we have just told you01:44:39
the names and surnames of the01:44:41
families and we are01:44:44
supporting the people who use the01:44:46
Freemasons and the Illuminati01:44:51
to complete the narrative of the01:44:53
elite, check the information carefully. of01:44:56
those people because the Illuminati the01:44:58
mazones are not what many people01:45:01
believe they are, they are not the villains of01:45:03
history and it is not that they are not bad or01:45:05
they are not good but let's see we have01:45:07
characters like the Root chiles like the01:45:09
rockefellers the Morgan What you're saying is01:45:12
that they, here's the information. Ah,01:45:14
they are not Masons nor are they01:45:17
Illuminati, however, people insist on01:45:20
believing that these groups are the villains01:45:22
when it is more complicated than saying that. I01:45:25
mean, the Masons are they are bricklayers,01:45:28
guys, architects and architects, masons01:45:32
and they were builders, that's why the the the the01:45:34
the compass and and and and and and and and and and all that stuff01:45:39
later we'll talk about it, yes, it's a01:45:42
complex topic too, but I would like01:45:43
you to understand that people01:45:45
really only pray to a God01:45:48
who is money, that's right. like this and The01:45:51
Freemasons and the Illuminati and whatever you01:45:53
want, they do exist. Yes, these01:45:57
groups exist, they are subdivided and everything, but they01:46:00
are not the elite, no, they are not many01:46:03
steps below that these families, in01:46:06
fact, there are other things, that is, and And I01:46:09
told you that was going to be a topic because01:46:11
really this schol and bon thing01:46:14
really remains as a01:46:16
first step of the topic of the groups01:46:18
because the thing about the rums and all that01:46:21
obviously belonged to something else01:46:23
totally different,01:46:25
we are talking about something completely different Of01:46:27
other types of Well of elites not in01:46:30
this case or of guilds not that I01:46:32
would even dare to say that less01:46:34
powerful Yes that is And currently much01:46:37
less Or that is currently in its time01:46:39
Well well I'll tell you if we will talk about that01:46:42
That's in another chapter because it's not on01:46:44
today's topic. What is on01:46:47
topic is talking about the Bilderberg Club.01:46:50
Oh, you also told me that you01:46:53
had seen a little of that. I had seen01:46:55
a little of that. It's very interesting.01:46:57
This is interesting. This Bilderberg Club,01:47:00
for those who don't know, is named after01:47:02
a hotel club. Sorry, this is an01:47:05
Irish hotel that they chose in 195401:47:10
in a completely random way. I01:47:12
mean, it has a history. It's like that's where it01:47:15
was. Ah yes, yes, yes, but It's not like01:47:18
ah ah Oh there it wasn't really and and01:47:23
this is done annually this in fact over01:47:27
there notice that the first time I01:47:29
heard this curiously it was a a01:47:30
video list01:47:31
communicates it was there that in the01:47:35
hotel no Hey that in the meeting he01:47:39
was in the in the in the place but01:47:41
obviously he did not enter Well, to the meeting01:47:43
Well,01:47:45
maybe in the my01:47:48
beast and they did01:47:51
give an exhibition there no no good01:47:54
no I mean the truth is that Luisito would not enter01:47:56
communicates it is impossible no01:47:58
we are not speaking, I mean, yes, he is doing very well, he01:48:00
surely earns his millions in01:48:03
annual payments, but we are talking about01:48:05
people, a very select group of01:48:07
people who can get in there. Ah, this one, and01:48:09
really, well, very little is known about what01:48:12
happens inside there, in fact, yes.01:48:15
eh, it is said that in this01:48:18
group, in this select group, there are01:48:20
people who are owners of01:48:22
social networks, that is, you are talking about Mark Zuckenberg01:48:24
Mosk, these people are tycoons, obviously01:48:28
those of the large corporations that01:48:30
we are mentioning right now, people who are01:48:32
owners of companies and who They remain01:48:36
anonymous for whatever you want, for01:48:38
security, whatever you want. Notice that01:48:40
here I bring some information just01:48:42
to complement what you are saying01:48:43
that in 2023 Aha, in this01:48:47
meeting, in this edition of01:48:48
Bilderberg, the01:48:51
presence of the Almost Centennial Henry01:48:54
Kessinger who turns 100 years old in 202301:48:58
Now he is going to turn 101 years old01:49:00
but they say that the guests to the01:49:02
select club include some of the01:49:04
most powerful businessmen01:49:07
in history such as the former historical01:49:11
executive CEO of Google and of alphabet er smi01:49:15
the president and CEO of01:49:19
fizer01:49:21
ce of01:49:22
Microsoft Nela the CEO of01:49:26
Open what a watch out this is01:49:29
2023 That is to say Artificial Intelligence01:49:33
When did 2023 become popular but but in the01:49:36
middle gifts well it was already planned a01:49:39
little and Leave you no He was the only good01:49:42
Open that they know, he is the01:49:47
gpt chat developer, also good. Well, this man's01:49:50
name is Sam Altman and the CEO of Deep Mind,01:49:53
who is also01:49:55
AI, there were AI developer people01:49:58
in this place, it is said that he is01:50:00
very well known as de The annual novelty01:50:04
doesn't mean that it's coming at the01:50:06
corporate level, that is, in01:50:08
business, it's going to be the trending thing01:50:12
for investments and for this type of01:50:14
things, that's the part that01:50:17
they say, of course, that's it. what is said01:50:20
as commercially Aha but here we all01:50:23
know that that is and well what is01:50:26
said as well as that below Or that the01:50:30
theory is more01:50:32
about Well, in this place obviously01:50:35
people gather who, as we mentioned01:50:38
right now, that is for example corporates01:50:40
like Black pay debts of countries and01:50:45
where do they think they meet with these01:50:46
people in this meeting are you together And01:50:50
where do they think they make the deals and all01:50:52
this at least they pass on contacts01:50:54
and agree on something in these01:50:56
places eh really In this place, I mean,01:51:00
obviously we are not going to say that they are going to01:51:01
do a ritual, this esoteric, they are going to01:51:05
learn fire, something, no, but yes,01:51:08
things are going to happen, decisions or relationships01:51:11
that are going to literally affect the world.01:51:14
Look, I'm going to give you an analogy that01:51:17
I heard the other day in a podcast from01:51:18
Monterrey that they were talking about the whole No01:51:22
is not true not from Monterrey Sorry01:51:24
sorry not adding more the scale that is01:51:27
in Spain gey in that podcast they talked01:51:30
about that all the future of01:51:33
Spain is decided in the01:51:37
viewing box of the football stadium gey Where from01:51:42
From I don't know if the truth is Madrid or01:51:44
Barcelona well one of the two great01:51:47
teams Sorry here eh we are01:51:50
footballers footballers01:51:52
footballers footballers fifas go aj no This is what it is said01:51:57
but it is said that there The future01:51:59
of Spain is decided gy in those boxes Ah okay well yes it01:52:02
does make sense because obviously an01:52:05
entrance to the box no no no I mean I mean01:52:08
no Besides, yes I do01:52:11
see it as a01:52:12
high class meeting center for people who01:52:14
have money to pay for something very01:52:16
high class but at the same time we01:52:18
like football Yes you know and it's a me I01:52:21
see it this way like in the box01:52:24
like a little step not drinking and some01:52:27
peanuts and Hey what's up debt I don't01:52:29
know what you know how many millions Ah nothing happens01:52:32
Ah okay they shake hands and01:52:34
the million dollar problem was solved That's how01:52:36
I see it I think that's what01:52:39
that phrase refers to that the future of Spain is01:52:40
decided in the box of the real a and I01:52:44
think that this Bilderberg meeting is like this,01:52:48
it's a bit like we're going to have dinner and and at01:52:50
dinner s Ah well what's up I'll sell you such a01:52:52
country ahes and so on but what's scary01:52:55
here is that those things are treated with such ease I01:52:59
tell you something01:53:03
curious information that I found out01:53:04
there that came to me on the red phone01:53:08
because I was thinking like Okay, who01:53:10
organizes this Uh-huh And I started to investigate01:53:14
a little and obviously I mean the01:53:16
organization comes or it means that it01:53:18
rotates to01:53:20
[Music ]01:53:21
They say that in01:53:22
2013 there is a record that the01:53:26
United Kingdom was like the O is the crown01:53:29
of the United Kingdom was the one that said well, I01:53:31
am going to sponsor this01:53:33
year, it made an investment from the01:53:36
public treasury of 2 million dollars for the01:53:40
event 2 million dollars for the01:53:43
guests that put what they are that you I01:53:45
mean they are not not even 1 I think eh No no01:53:48
In fact they are C 20 around there eh they are very01:53:51
few they are like 12 let's see here01:53:53
I have the data eh I think They are like the01:53:56
best drinks, the best food,01:53:58
maybe everything, 150 attendees are a mother,01:54:01
nothing, gey, 2 million dollars01:54:04
for 150 people, that is, imagine, look and01:54:07
that's when you start to do the math.01:54:08
What food costs you, what alcohol01:54:11
costs you? that none of them there were other things01:54:15
other tastes other things there that And that's01:54:18
how you say What the [ __ ] or01:54:21
why I, president of this nation, am going to01:54:23
leave everything to go to those because they01:54:26
get crazy and because they have those01:54:29
tastes you know and and well no I know if I01:54:32
understand myself Aha but those little treats01:54:35
that people like Jeffre could01:54:39
provide, you know that's what I mean01:54:43
so of course something strange happens in that01:54:46
place and I think we'll never know01:54:50
if they like it maybe we'll They invite01:54:52
yes we grow and01:54:55
everyone and we tell them what is happening and I think that it01:54:59
has not happened that they invite someone01:55:00
so it is that they cannot be press no01:55:04
Med media do not enter no01:55:06
press No in fact I think it is01:55:07
stipulated there is a rule for there01:55:10
they say that you can talk about the01:55:12
things that you did there but you can't01:55:15
say who told them to you It's one it's one it's01:55:18
like a rule that has is the01:55:21
and it's a rule that they have out there well01:55:23
no what they say about you You can talk about01:55:25
the things, the deals you made01:55:27
publicly, that is, no, you don't have a01:55:29
confidentiality contract. However,01:55:32
the rule, like a Gentleman's Agreement,01:55:34
let's say, is that you are not going to say who01:55:37
told you, that is called the sin but not the01:55:40
sinner, well, but Well, there is a01:55:45
group that is even more controversial01:55:47
than the ones that01:55:48
ended up. Well, yes, it is01:55:51
more controversial than the ones we01:55:52
just mentioned. Aha,01:55:54
eh. It is also a group that is01:55:57
confirmed, that is, until today it is already01:55:59
known. that it exists and it is known that it is a01:56:01
high elite group, even more than those01:56:03
that we have just mentioned right now, this01:56:06
this group became popular very01:56:08
recently, that is, relatively, we are01:56:10
talking about that in the 2000s, it was just01:56:13
beginning that we really began to know about it. of01:56:16
this group and it is the bohemian Group no I don't01:56:19
know if you have heard that yes I have not heard it01:56:21
so it looks good cataloged01:56:23
as the secret camp of the01:56:26
magnates and powerful of California in01:56:29
California Sorry for this place Realize01:56:33
that it is good it is in the mountains Rio in01:56:38
northern California is literally01:56:41
a camp where they quote people,01:56:45
obviously anonymously, who01:56:48
are connected with big companies, big01:56:51
public figures,01:56:54
politicians, etc. There is only one01:56:56
photograph that we are going to put on the screen01:56:58
here, which is the only one. photograph that is01:57:00
known to be from this meeting where01:57:03
we can see Ronald Rean and Richard01:57:05
Nixon before being president of the01:57:07
United States to the01:57:09
mother and this photograph became very01:57:11
popular01:57:12
This but really not01:57:16
much is known about the group Although there are people who01:57:19
investigated the group for many years this I01:57:22
will tell you a little about what it is really01:57:26
said that this this meeting01:57:30
Nor can the media attend either01:57:34
eh the dimensions of the place It is01:57:38
approximately 1000 hectares,01:57:40
it is located in the forests in Sonoma01:57:44
this and Well it is It's01:57:47
like leaving in the summer, I think you01:57:51
do it in the summer and01:57:54
really. This started in about01:57:59
1872. It is said that since that01:58:01
time these secret meetings have been held01:58:04
that01:58:05
really hide very, very dark things.01:58:08
Why? Because over time they have01:58:12
gone away. information has been obtained01:58:14
from people who, like a01:58:18
doctor who investigated the subject and01:58:22
a journalist, journalist Alex Bones,01:58:25
says01:58:27
that the properties that where01:58:32
they did all this have been the object01:58:36
of well, obviously, that many01:58:39
media outlets have tried to enter and01:58:41
many people claim01:58:44
that there is super high security security01:58:47
but a level that not even the01:58:50
White House has that many. It has drones.01:58:53
It has these security cameras01:58:57
everywhere. The most top. Well, the most top.01:58:59
Top but it has had it for many years.01:59:01
So, imagine being watched with01:59:03
drones that 10 years ago, no, no, no, yes, yes,01:59:05
yes, access there to01:59:09
technology, good, no, well, Dr.01:59:12
Peter Phillips from the University of01:59:14
Sonoma showed that when the members01:59:17
get together to perform a ritual,01:59:20
the members get together. They gather in front of a01:59:21
statue of a 12 m buo a01:59:25
gigantic 12 Met buo gey they say that this buo is01:59:30
mainly the symbol of the Bohemian01:59:32
Group, that is, it really is like the01:59:34
logo so to speak Ah okay about01:59:37
wisdom exactly It is what01:59:39
the bub they say that in this01:59:42
ritual they dress in01:59:44
long tunics like the sect style of cub but01:59:48
like that Aha or this one from the manual Yes01:59:51
all with torches eh And they light a01:59:54
gigantic bonfire that then lights up the01:59:57
bub01:59:58
completely obviously all this making02:00:00
connotations well, extremely02:00:03
eh occult religious and all this is not. I02:00:07
mean referring to things of02:00:10
witchcraft not obviously that the bohemian02:00:15
Group being also a group and a02:00:17
page and everything has information as02:00:19
available to the general public eh they02:00:22
defended themselves saying that this was a02:00:24
ceremony super harmless call02:00:26
cremation of care that the translation02:00:28
would be like the burning of02:00:30
worries supposedly this is02:00:32
what they say so that the02:00:35
people who are arriving02:00:38
forget about the outside world, that is, we are going to02:00:41
burn the Big Boo so that everyone Let's02:00:44
forget the concerns that are02:00:46
outside our companies about02:00:47
our political problems02:00:49
and let's focus on this meeting we02:00:51
have02:00:53
here. Wow, they say that we really don't know02:00:56
what is practiced in02:00:59
there, but well, these people like02:01:02
Alex Jones, who is also the journalist02:01:04
This one that I tell you has tried to02:01:06
get in and that they have denied him access and02:01:08
that they have tried to do this, they have02:01:10
blocked him many02:01:12
times, even this02:01:14
person, this one, who has investigated for02:01:17
so long, has discovered very few02:01:19
things, eh, among them, for example. I mean.02:01:24
Externally, it was realized that the02:01:26
United States Capitol, that is, where02:01:29
the White House is located, if02:01:31
you see it from an aerial view, you can see the02:01:33
formation of exactly the same02:01:35
logo of the buo del buo. Ah, let's02:01:37
put the image here We are going to put02:01:39
the image here if you are on Spotify02:01:42
listening to this go check YouTube02:01:44
this image Or you can go follow us on02:01:46
Instagram on Instagram we also upload02:01:48
the images of the episodes so02:01:50
there you can also see the reference02:01:53
this one says that02:01:56
really the connotations They are02:01:59
clear, that is, the doctor, this doctor02:02:02
that I mentioned to you just now, Philips pH did have02:02:05
the opportunity to attend a meeting02:02:07
because they gave him the chance, but I think he02:02:11
was so organized,02:02:13
decaffeinated, that the meeting was not bought, that02:02:16
is, he really had two For decades02:02:19
investigating a true02:02:21
conspiracy theorist, Mr. also had been02:02:25
investigating this for two decades and02:02:26
by some chance they02:02:28
told him, Okay, you want to come in, come02:02:30
in, and he said that clearly there were02:02:33
religious and pagan connotations.02:02:35
Within this organization, there02:02:38
were rites. Obviously they went02:02:41
beyond what would be a02:02:45
fraternal meeting. Well, as well as friendship,02:02:48
etc., or02:02:49
business issues,02:02:53
what is really worrying about this02:02:57
group is02:02:58
that02:03:01
there is not much02:03:02
information but there are many02:03:05
conspiracy theories in relation to this, of course.02:03:07
obviously one of them is that02:03:09
this place is where many of the things02:03:11
that for example we hear about the02:03:14
rituals02:03:15
of here there is cannibalism that type of02:03:20
things is where these legends02:03:23
really come from Because this is where you can02:03:26
get to practice because it is a02:03:28
super isolated place from super02:03:31
important influential and Untouchable people, it is02:03:33
said that this has been there, just as02:03:36
it was in the Bones,02:03:38
George Bush was also there, George Bush was there,02:03:41
well, just now I mentioned rinegan,02:03:44
a lot of personalities02:03:46
from the United States have been there, this That really,02:03:51
they disguise it as a big party, that02:03:54
is, that is what the argument is, other than02:03:56
when they have asked them02:03:57
what is happening there, it is a big02:03:59
party, that's02:04:01
all, but I don't know that, obviously there are02:04:06
many people who are Well, they are02:04:09
conspiratorial or they are considered02:04:10
that way and they have02:04:15
done this type of demonstration outside02:04:19
the Bohemian Group, this is how to02:04:22
stop the people, this is the02:04:26
world elite and all this they do their fight02:04:29
they do their fight there is an activist Mary02:04:31
Moore is popular for this reason. Because02:04:33
every year she goes and goes with a group of02:04:36
people and they gather02:04:38
to protest and say that the02:04:41
practices in there are02:04:42
demonic, not that they are practically02:04:44
inhuman. Why don't I know? No. I02:04:47
really don't know what supports02:04:49
these people's theories,02:04:51
we really don't have information to support this,02:04:54
as I told you at the beginning, much of the02:04:55
information is going to be practically02:04:58
Eh Well, it's up to each person's discretion, that is,02:05:02
yes no no no no we know we don't02:05:04
know we don't know we don't know we don't02:05:06
know but what we do know well And it is02:05:09
something that I think that as a conclusion to the02:05:11
chapter we could02:05:12
contribute is that there are figures there are02:05:17
characters in history that have been02:05:19
put there to represent something to02:05:23
represent something that I know fits the02:05:26
speech of certain people in the02:05:30
chapter of Mother Teresa of Calcutta,02:05:32
many people did not understand how it had been02:05:35
possible that they had allowed02:05:38
that person to do everything he did And it is02:05:41
that the truth and what is He answered.02:05:44
To all those people, it is that they02:05:47
are only faithful to their one02:05:49
true God, money, without a doubt, I02:05:54
believe that with that we finish02:05:55
today's chapter, eh. And how are you,02:05:59
gentlemen, we hope. We hope that you02:06:01
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because you have already seen that there is a lot of02:06:28
speculation within this, there is a lot of02:06:30
speculation. What we said is the02:06:31
tip of the last thing that I told you about the02:06:33
movem grp, for example. eh. The only thing02:06:37
that is really known is about the02:06:40
boo ritual because there is a photograph of it and that it02:06:43
exists and that it basically exists02:06:45
but we don't have more, that is, really02:06:47
the entire conspiracy and the issues. Well, they have02:06:50
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