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Top Three Videos – August 11, 2023

Neil Oliver: ‘…Beware, Beware, Beware!’
Neil Oliver

Neil Oliver believes promotion of insect consumption, along with other societal changes, is eroding Western cultures and undermining individual autonomy, and urges viewers to be wary of these threats and work towards preserving the dignity of humanity and its traditions.

Quick Summary Bullets:

Key insights

  • The cultures of Europe and North America are no longer being tolerated and are being undone.
  • Forcing people to do something that revolts them is a significant power play, demonstrating control of the many by the few.
  • Governments mandating injectables and making life difficult for those who refuse them is a form of control and disregard for individual choice and autonomy.
  • Children are being encouraged to question their natural born sex without the knowledge or consent of their parents, leading to irreversible surgeries and the production of sexless and sterile individuals.
  • The concept of rehabilitation is about reinvesting individuals with dignity, highlighting the importance of preserving the dignity of the species and cultures that have served people well for centuries.
  • Despite being considered primitive and barely human, homo naledi ancestors were found to have buried their dead, suggesting a level of sophistication and cultural practices.
  • The spirit driving the best of humanity has always been towards progress and enlightenment, despite the mistakes and horrors we have committed along the way.
  • We are being pushed into a neo-feudalism that thrives on the steady humiliation and degeneration of our species, signaling a concerning future.

Transcript Summary:

  • 00:00 The promotion of insect consumption undermines our species and Western cultures, eroding our traditions and values.
    • The idea of promoting the consumption of insects as a new normal is part of a process that humiliates our species and our Western cultures, as it goes against our cultural norms and traditions.
    • The cultures of Europe and North America are no longer tolerated or celebrated, and instead, they are being undone.
  • 03:09 The potential harm of eating insects is not well-researched, but there are concerns about allergies and bacterial contamination; the push to make people eat insects is a power move by the elite to assert control.
    • Insufficient research has been done on the potential harm of eating insects, but there is a possibility of allergic reactions and contamination with bacteria, and the United States still considers insects in food as filth or defects.
    • The issue at hand is not what is being said, but rather the underlying motives and intentions.
    • Forcing people to eat insects, despite their revulsion towards it, is a power play by the elite to demonstrate control over the masses.
  • 06:34 Governments worldwide are mandating injectables and imposing restrictions on those who refuse, prioritizing control and power over individual autonomy, while the development of 15-minute ghettos like the Euless scheme in London aims to control people’s movements and demand money.
    • Governments worldwide have mandated injectables and imposed restrictions on those who refuse them, disregarding individual autonomy and prioritizing their own control and power.
    • The development of 15-minute ghettos is primarily about controlling people’s movements, such as the Euless scheme in London, which claims to improve air quality but is essentially a way to force people out of their cars and demand money.
  • 08:26 Beware of the dangers of central bank digital currencies, limited cash withdrawals, and digital IDs, as they threaten independence and control; also, the forced consumption of bugs and encouragement of gender doubts and irreversible surgeries are anti-human and harmful to Western cultures.
    • Oliver warns against the loss of independence and control through the push for central bank digital currencies, the limitation of cash withdrawals, and the establishment of digital IDs.
    • Forcing people to eat bugs is a deliberate humiliation and a threat to the cultures of the West, while children are being encouraged to doubt their natural born sex and undergo irreversible surgeries, which is anti-human.
  • 10:58 There is a deliberate degeneracy happening, where things are becoming unworthy and debased, and it is important to focus on rehabilitating and reinvesting with dignity to preserve the dignity of the species, cultures, and ways of life that have served people well for centuries.
  • 12:40 Homo naledi, an ancestor of humankind, buried their dead 300,000 years ago, challenging the belief that burial ceremonies emerged later in human history.
    • Homo naledi, an ancestor of humankind, lived 300,000 years ago and despite their small brains, they showed evidence of burying their dead in a cave system.
    • Engravings on bedrock suggest our ancestors, despite their limited cognitive abilities, had thoughts about burial ceremonies and paying respect to the dead, which challenges the belief that such behaviors emerged later in human history.
  • 15:05 Despite our mistakes and attacks on our spirit, humanity has always aimed towards progress and the light, but now we are being told that our way of life is causing danger and our children are being indoctrinated with this belief.
    • Throughout history, our ancestors have been driven by a sense of wonder and awe, striving for civilization and grappling with the meaning of life and death, but despite our mistakes and the attacks on our spirit, we must remember that humanity has always aimed towards progress and the light.
    • We are being told that our way of life is causing the world to be in danger, our children are being indoctrinated with this belief, and now we are being told that we are only good for being consumed.
  • 17:10 Beware of the new feudalism and the health issues caused by processed food, as it leads to the growth of the pharmaceutical industry and the degradation of our species.
    • Processed food, including vegetable oils and sugars, has been causing health issues such as cancer and heart disease, leading to the growth of the pharmaceutical industry, so we should be cautious of the new serfdom.
    • Beware of the new feudalism, where a small elite is served by an impoverished underclass, as it is based on the degradation and degeneration of our species.

Doug Casey- Why Interest Rates Would Go To Double Digits, Massive Inflation Will Return
David Lin

Quick Summary Bullets:

Economic Outlook and Predictions

  • “Interest rates are likely to go back up to the levels of the early 1980s and perhaps beyond, regardless of what the government wants.”
  • “The problems are much much more serious. Now so let’s not use the word crisis. Let’s use the word catastrophe because that’s what we’re looking at.” – Doug Casey emphasizes the severity of the current economic situation, suggesting that it goes beyond a mere crisis.
  • “The rest of the decade is expected to be among the wildest and wooliest in our history, with a potential financial collapse and stock market turmoil.”
  • “The world has much more debt than it did even during the crisis of the early 1980s when interest rates were 15 and more.”
  • “Sophisticated investors realize that you’ve got three threats when you buy bonds: the default threat, which is greater and greater as the amount of debt increases.”
  • “The value of the currency becomes worth less as more money is printed, which needs to be reflected in interest rates where people are compensated for taking those risks.”
  • “It’s only going to be abolished if we have a genuine collapse, which I’m not looking forward to, it’ll be very unpleasant.”

Currency and Monetary System

  • “The dollar itself is a floating abstraction… issued by a bankrupt entity.” – The speaker questions the value and stability of the US dollar, suggesting that it is essentially an IOU backed by a financially troubled government.
  • “People seem to be unaware of the fact that before 1933 gold was used in day-to-day currency in most places of the world quite frankly and we should go back to exactly that.”
  • “That’s why one of the reasons why gold has always been money. There’s no counterparty risk.”
  • “The dollar is not backed by nothing, it’s backed by the credit worthiness of the United States Treasury.”

Personal Finance and Education

  • “The alternative to four years in school is to take that time and money to educate yourself in a disciplined way, qualifying yourself to provide goods and services for other people.”
  • The ideal solution is to be an entrepreneur rather than an employee, as it allows individuals to capitalize on opportunities and use their knowledge to succeed.
  • The speaker emphasizes the importance of individuality and personal freedom in Western Civilization, which they believe has contributed to its success over the last 500 years.

Transcript Summary:

  • 00:00 Interest rates are expected to rise to double digits due to lack of investment options, leading to a potential financial collapse and negative impact on real estate, while government spending should be cut instead of raising taxes.
    • Interest rates are likely to rise to levels seen in the early 1980s due to the lack of alternative investment options, such as bonds.
    • The current economic crisis is more severe than previous ones, with interest rates potentially reaching double digits and the situation being described as a catastrophe.
    • Interest rates have been artificially driven down by government action, leading to distortions and misallocations of capital, and with the dollar losing value, the rest of the decade is expected to be wild and volatile, potentially leading to a financial collapse.
    • The low interest rates have created a bubble in the housing and bond markets, and as interest rates rise, real estate will be negatively impacted and governments will struggle financially due to increased debt.
    • Debt is a problem because it means consuming more than producing, and to combat this, the government should radically cut spending instead of raising taxes.
    • The stock market bubble has been fueled by the government financing itself with printed money, resulting in increasing deficits and more money flowing into society each year.
  • 08:46 Interest rates are likely to rise to double digits due to increasing debt and decreasing creditworthiness, leading to inflation, and the speaker suggests using Bitcoin or gold as a market-proven alternative to the dollar.
    • Rich and smart people invest in the stock market, creating bubbles and booms, leading to people and institutions buying stocks without considering their value.
    • Interest rates are likely to rise to levels seen in the 1980s due to the increasing amount of debt and the decreasing creditworthiness of borrowers.
    • Interest rates are going up because as more money is printed, the value of the currency decreases, and people need to be compensated for taking risks, which also encourages savings.
    • Inflation in the United States is expected to continue rising due to the government’s deficit and the Federal Reserve’s debt purchasing, unless there is a credit collapse.
    • The Federal Reserve should be abolished because it politicizes money and gives bureaucrats too much power, leading to a society with more government control and less individual freedom.
    • Doug Casey argues that using a market-proven money like Bitcoin or gold, instead of the dollar issued by a bankrupt government, would eliminate the need for a central authority to moderate inflation and maximize employment.
  • 17:40 The existence of the Federal Reserve is detrimental to employment and injecting money into the society leads to less motivation to work, while equities are overvalued and it is recommended to protect wealth with gold and Bitcoin due to government policies and the ESG movement.
    • In a free market world, people always want more and unemployment cannot be solved by injecting money into the society, as it makes people feel richer and less motivated to work, therefore the existence of the Federal Reserve is detrimental to employment.
    • The US government is corrupt and destroying society, and the speaker wants to abolish the Fed, although this may only happen in the event of a genuine collapse.
    • Equities are overvalued, there is a high chance of inflation, and it is recommended to protect wealth with gold and Bitcoin, as investing has become difficult due to government policies and the ESG movement.
    • Oil, gas, and coal stocks are cheap and paying high dividends, gold stocks are at their cheapest levels and going higher, and uranium is a good investment due to nuclear power being the cheapest and safest option.
    • Owning sound productive businesses can protect against inflation, but the current highly politicized economy with high taxes, brutal regulations, and arbitrary interest rates makes it difficult to run a business effectively.
  • 24:51 China’s deflation and sluggish economy, along with the potential collapse of Chinese banks, could lead to chaos, while advancements in technology and artificial intelligence may solve the population problem.
    • China’s recent deflation and sluggish economy is a concern due to the unprecedented distortions created in the Chinese economy since the early 1980s.
    • China’s Belt and Road initiative, which involved massive investments for political reasons rather than economic productivity, along with the potential collapse of Chinese banks due to their similar principles as US banks, could lead to chaos and trouble for China.
    • Around 80% of Chinese college graduates are struggling to find jobs, which may indicate a structural issue rather than just a temporary recession.
    • China’s rapid growth and political decision-making, along with a shrinking population, are factors that could impact the Chinese economy and its recovery.
    • Robots, including biological ones like Androids, will likely solve the population problem due to advancements in technology and artificial intelligence.
    • Transhumanism can extend lifespan and create helpful creatures, but there are differing views on whether it should be voluntary or coercive.
  • 32:46 The decline of the US dollar as the global reserve currency could lead to massive inflation and double-digit interest rates, impacting the average American and causing a flow of dollars back to the US, while the creation of a gold-backed basket currency by BRICS nations is seen as a potential alternative, but lack of trust among governments may hinder its success.
    • The decline of the US dollar as the global reserve currency could lead to massive inflation and double-digit interest rates, impacting the average American and causing a flow of dollars back to the US.
    • The US dollar is becoming undesirable to foreigners due to the American government’s actions, leading to potential dumping of the currency by countries like Russia, China, Iran, and India.
    • Casey suggests that if the BRICS nations were to create a basket currency backed by gold, it could serve as an alternative to the US dollar, as gold was historically used as day-to-day currency before 1933.
    • Governments are not trustworthy enough to hold gold, so the BRICS currency is unlikely to succeed due to lack of trust among the governments involved.
  • 37:42 Gold and Bitcoin cannot be controlled by governments, making them reliable forms of currency, and the argument that the dollar will be replaced by the brics system is unlikely due to the trust and support it has from its allies, despite the bankruptcy caused by the presence of aircraft carriers.
    • Gold has always been considered money because it eliminates counterparty risk and governments cannot manipulate a currency they cannot control.
    • Governments can control most things, but they cannot control gold or Bitcoin, and while gold mines may face challenges, they are unlikely to be shut down because governments want the wealth they generate.
    • The argument that the dollar will be replaced by the brics system due to the weaponization of the swift system is unlikely because the dollar has a long history of trust and support from its allies.
    • Trust is not a reliable foundation for a currency, and the presence of aircraft carriers is contributing to the bankruptcy of the US government and society.
  • 42:27 College is seen as a costly indoctrination center that fails to teach critical thinking, leading to a decline in individuality and personal freedom, which will ultimately result in a decline in society’s high standard of living.
    • College is not the best alternative for education as it has become a costly indoctrination center, and instead, young people should use their time and money to educate themselves and provide goods and services for others.
    • Prepare for a future with more artificial intelligence by learning a variety of skills during your education, enabling you to identify and take advantage of opportunities.
    • Critical thinking is the most important skill that colleges fail to teach, as it involves asking perceptive and direct questions and not accepting phony answers, but young people lack the experience and knowledge to identify phonies.
    • Colleges may be brainwashing students to have a more collectivist mindset, but what is fundamentally wrong with that?
    • Casey believes that the erosion of individuality and personal freedom, along with the values that have contributed to Western Civilization’s success, will lead to the decline of the high standard of living and other positive aspects of society.
  • 49:15 Interest rates will rise to double digits and inflation will return, as discussed in the video.

Bear Market Cancelled
Mark Moss

Mark Moss holds a contrarian view that the stock market meltdown has been canceled, and we’re now in a bull market again.

It may be hard to believe because there’s no shortage of bad new, but the data (his data) doesn’t care.

Quick Summary Bullets:

  • “You have to learn how to see things differently and that’s what we cover each and every week, knowledge that you can put into action so you can survive.”
  • “As humans, we suffer from many emotional mental problems, such as confirmation bias, and we should always be looking for information that goes against our bias.”
  • The potential collapse of the commercial real estate market and banking sector could worsen the current economic situation.
  • The speaker has consistently provided data-driven analysis and predictions about the market, rather than relying on hype or opinions.
  • The speaker is offering free tools, forms, and live sessions to help people with their financial plans and goals.
  • “Instead of playing the market as we think it should be, we need to take it as it is – data driven.”
  • The Federal Reserve’s actions of bailing out banks and providing mass liquidity to the market in March raises questions about the fairness and transparency of the financial system.
  • The yield curve, which has predicted every recession since 1955, is currently the most inverted it has ever been, indicating a potential recession.
  • The speaker offers free tools and emphasizes the importance of a data-driven approach, challenging the idea of letting emotions dictate decisions.

Transcript Summary:

  • 00:00 Stock market meltdown canceled, now officially in a bull market with data confirming the change, but speaker warns of a predicted market crash due to factors like inverted yield curve and slowing GDP growth.
    • Stock market meltdown canceled, officially in a bull market with data and indicators confirming the change.
    • Mark Moss discusses the misunderstood accuracy of financial market data and emphasizes the importance of thinking differently about money and investments.
    • A market crash is predicted due to various reasons such as the inverted yield curve and slowing GDP growth.
  • 02:22 Moss presents data and argues against a market crash, highlighting economic issues but emphasizing the importance of data over hype.
    • Moss discusses various economic issues such as debt, inflation, supply chain breakdowns, job market tightness, consumer debt, and the potential collapse of the banking sector, indicating that the markets are in a dire state.
    • Videos about market crashes and doom and gloom get more views than videos about building a strong portfolio or positive topics, indicating that people are more interested in negative news, but the speaker has a contrarian perspective.
    • No market crash is coming, as the speaker consistently presents data rather than opinions, and comments from viewers support the use of data over hype.
  • 05:35 Moss disagrees with the idea of a market crash, believes it will continue to rise until the Fed changes its stance, and emphasizes the importance of data-driven investing for long-term wealth accumulation.
    • Moss disagrees with the idea that the market will crash and believes it will continue to rise until the Fed changes its stance, providing data to support this argument.
    • Investors often make emotional decisions, but it is important to use data-driven systems to remove emotion from investments and achieve long-term wealth accumulation.
    • Moss is offering a free three-day live session to provide tools and guidance for attendees to determine their starting point and plan, and to answer their questions.
    • The S&P 500 has increased by 30% in the last nine months, highlighting the importance of accepting the market as it is and being data-driven, despite the expectation of a crash at some point in the future.
    • The market shifted from a range-bound pattern to an upward trend in March 2023, possibly due to changes in the CPI basket and the recalculation of the Consumer Price Index.
  • 10:19 The Federal Reserve’s actions in March prevented a bear market by bailing out banks and providing liquidity, shifting from tightening to easing, while the S&P 500 has entered a new bull market with a 30% rally.
    • The Federal Reserve bailed out the banks and provided mass liquidity to the market in March, reversing their previous efforts to tighten the market and raising rates.
    • The Federal Reserve has shifted from tightening to easing, indicating that they will do whatever it takes to prevent problems, such as taking on commercial real estate mortgage bonds to support the banks.
    • The S&P 500 has entered a new bull market, with a 30% rally, and there is a possibility of a slight drop before reaching new highs.
  • 13:00 The S&P 500 and other indices have strengthened, indicating a breakout, while the bond and credit markets hold more significance for professionals and the Federal Reserve in maintaining liquidity.
    • The market breath report shows that the S&P 500 and other indices have caught up and are no longer weak, with multiple indicators indicating a breakout.
    • The bond market and credit markets are more important to professionals and the Federal Reserve than stocks, as they need liquidity in a debt-based monetary system.
  • 14:39 An inverted yield curve suggests a future recession, but the timing is uncertain and it is the process of the market uninverting that causes the problem.
    • The yield curve has accurately predicted recessions since 1955, and currently, it is highly inverted, indicating the likelihood of another recession.
    • Moss explains that while an inverted market can indicate a potential market crash, it is the process of the market uninverting that actually causes the problem.
    • There will likely be another recession in the future, but it is uncertain when it will occur, and while there will always be market crashes, the timing is unpredictable.
  • 17:33 It is unreliable to predict market crashes based on personal assumptions, so it is important to take a data-driven approach and acknowledge that crashes are inevitable but not always certain.
    • Moss argues that trying to predict market crashes based on personal assumptions is unreliable, and instead suggests taking a data-driven approach and acknowledging that crashes are inevitable but not always certain.
    • We are officially in a bull market, which is volatile and doesn’t go up in a straight line, so it’s important to buy dips in bull markets and sell rips in bear markets.
    • A potential recession may come, but the speaker emphasizes that the markets and the economy are not directly correlated, and advises viewers to analyze the current market data and make decisions accordingly.
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