Knowledge Isn't Power - Knowledge With ACTION is Power!

I just want to say this. I should probably reiterate it every single show, because we talk a lot about bad things, things that are scary, things that are worrisome, things that lead to massive uncertainty in this world, and it can lead to a feeling of helplessness and hopelessness. And why even bother. I see all the comments. I love the comments. Keep send them to me, Hit me up on social media at one Mark Moss, let me know you're listening to the show. Let me know your concerns,

your questions, so I can address those here. But I see them. I see these comments coming in, and people are demoralized. Why should I even bother. I can't get ahead, I don't stand a chance, I can't change the system, and on and on and on. I see this all the time. And so what I just want to reiterate my perspective, and I want your perspective to be, is that we're not victims. We can build the world we want, but we just have to do it. We have to

be intentional about it. And so, UM, I don't go through all these new stories and headlines and tell you what's going on in the world, UM to scare you. I don't do it to demoralize you, certainly not. That's what they're trying to do. They want to demoralize you. What I'm trying to do is empower you. I want

to educate you. I want to motivate you. I want to show you what's happening and then provide context so it helps you to understand what's going on in the world today, more importantly, where the world is going, and even more importantly than that, what you should be doing about it. All right, So look, you know a lot of people one of my guests I had on recently, a lot of people, a lot of you, didn't like

that guest. I'm talking about Ryan dandam Ran. A lot of a lot of you accused him of being that you know, proverbial ostrich with his head in the sand. And you know, sometimes I wish I was that person. I've had that thought before, you know, in that in the in the famous movie The Matrix. If you're too young to have watched The Matrix, then you should still go watch it because it's one of those classics. But

you know, that's where this red pill came from. And Morpheus offered Neo a red pillar or a blue pill, and you know, he woke them up out of the Matrix and he offered Neo this red pillar blue pill, and he said, if you take the red pill, you're gonna remember everything. You're gonna know what's happening, and you're gonna deal with that. If you take the blue pill, you'll forget everything. You go back to sleep like nothing ever happened. And sometimes I wish I didn't have the

red pill. Sometimes I wish I didn't know this, but you can't unsee it once you've seen it. There are a lot of people that go through life oblivious to this, and they're just living their best life and they have no idea what's going on. And so sometimes it's like, maybe that'd be the preferable way, But I like to say that the ostroge with the head in the sand

is still gonna get eaten. It doesn't help it. It doesn't protected iron Rand would say that you can ignore reality, but you can't ignore the consequences of reality, And so we don't want to be oblivious. We want to know what's going on. We want to pay attention, but not just so we know, and we get all stressed out and we get all worried about it. No, no, no, no no. People say that knowledge is power, but that's not true. Knowledge with action is power. Actionable knowledge is power.

Otherwise I mean, shoot, rather have ignorance is bliss. I suppose if you're not gonna do anything about it, then why even know the information in the first place? You know, um, what is the serenity prayer? You know, God, give me peace over the things I can control and not and let go of the things I can't. Something like that, right, And it's like what can we control? Like if I can control it, if I can do something about it, then I want to know. And if I can't, then

then maybe ignorance is bliss. But we know, I know you know you're watching this, your red bill. I'm Morpheus her Neo of giving you the red pill. You've woken up, So now what are you just gonna sit there and be worried about it? You're gonna be scared about it? Or are you gonna do something about it? And so as I like to kind of repeat over and over

and over. Uh, in the words of one of our founding fathers, Samuel Adams, is that, um, you know, we need to spread these brush fires, as we said, right, spread the brush fires in the minds of man. That means listen to this, but then think about it, Discuss it. Discuss it with your wife, your husband, your boyfriend, your girlfriend, your kids, your coworkers, your neighbors, your friends. Talk about it.

Discuss these ideas, Wrestle with them, get to know them, talk them down into first principles, Ask why, what happens, and then what happens, and then what happens, and then what happened, and then what happened, second, third, fourth, fifth order thinking, discuss and wrestle with them. Get to know them. That's how we change. So it's not about just talking about a bunch of bad things. It's about understanding what's

going on. So we can navigate this and not just navigate it, but we can take advantage and we can thrive on this. All problems, or I should say not all, but solutions are supposed to come to problems. And I say supposed to because today in this feat money world that we live in, where you know, trillions of dollars are being created, um and pretty much in the developed world,

in the United States and Europe, etcetera. In the developed world, Canada, etcetera, Australia, we've pretty much taken care of every basic need and every problem. And so now people are creating new problems. Right now. You didn't call me by the right bro now, and I'm all angry about it. I can tell you in a third of world country, they don't care. There's nothing you can say to somebody a third world country that's gonna offend them because they have bigger problems to

worry about. They're trying to figure out, you know, how to not get killed by their government for not putting something, you know, face masks on or they're not They're trying to figure out how to get a meal or not have their kids die of hunger. Real problems. But you know, in the United States, Canada, Australia, the world, Western, developed world, etcetera, we're just creating problems. And even more importantly, like I said,

with this fiat money system, creating trillions of dollars. Now it's trying to solve problems that don't need to be solved. We don't need to figure out a way to to to regulate people to call people by their pronouns. We don't need to solve that. That's not a problem that needs to be solved. But we do have problems. We do have big, big problems, and we are supposed to have solutions come to these problems, and that creates opportunity.

So no matter what's happening, no matter what problem we have, there's opportunities that are created because of those problems. And even better for you and I if we have our eyes open, we're paying attention. The bigger the problem, then the bigger the opportunity. So don't look at this as like, oh my gosh, I'm scared of the moralized. I don't want to do I can't get ahead, I can't get you know, all these bad things are happening. No no, no, no no, no no no no no. These all create

opportunities for us. So that's why we pay attention. That's why we go through the news headlines, that's where we see what's going on. That's why we look at it through the three areas that we talk about each and every week. We look at things through the lens of politics, finance, and technology. We look for where those three merge. I don't want to talk about politics for politics sake. I'm not going to talk about redistricting the lines and how

they're going to change the electoral college. But I will talk about the politics of the Omnibus Bill, for example, because that now handles um not just politics, but the politics of how we manage the finance, the markets, the money, which of course then in turn half of that one point seven shillion dollars went to Ukraine, which then destabilized the entire geopolitical um landscape and changes us from a centralized,

unipolar world to a multiple of the world. So now we have all three of these things happening, and that's where we want to look at, and that's where we pay attention because that's what affects our lives. That's where we have UM, we have leverage. That's where we can affect change and we can change our lives. We can position ourselves to benefit from this information. And that's why we do it now. Like I said, I like to look at politics, finance, and technology, and the three really

work together. It's that politics drives finance, right, they all vote, they pass a bill, let's dump one point seven shillion dollars in the ecosystem. So politics changes the market, the economy, the money. And then we have technology that solves the problems that the market and the politics and the system demands. And so all three of those work together. That's why we talk about that the decentralized revolution. How the world is changing, how it's going from a centralized world to

a decentralized world. It happens on about a two hundred and fifty year time frame, like a pendulum that swings back and forth. And of course it's always technology that changes the world the most. Technology is what reshapes the world, changes how we organize and how we manage ourselves. If you're just tune in, I'm just finishing up a long ranch. You're listening to the Mark Mo Show. We're talking about,

of course, the decentralized Revolution. And I went into a long ranch explaining what that is and why it's important. I'm gonna get into some of the biggest breaking news headlines of the week to really drive these points home. I got some big ones to cover this week some big fireworks we've been happening. You don't want to miss this. I'm gonna come back. I'm gonna cover these things and put it in all the context so you know what's coming next, well, what you should be doing it, and

most important that you can benefit from it. I'll be right back. Don't go away, all right, welcome back. If you're just tune in, you're listening to the Mark Moa Show, and we're talking about the decentralized Revolution. I just filled you in on what that means and what we're talking about. And of course, like I said, we talked about it through the lens of politics, finance, and technology. And the technology that's changing the world right now is D centralization.

And we're talking about bitcoin, not cryptocurrency. We're talking about bitcoin. All the other twenty thousand cryptocurrencies are trying to solve something else. Bitcoin solved D centralization and it's changing the world from a centralized world to a decentralized world. Now I talk I've been talking about bitcoin publicly since it was five. I started making videos. I think when bitcoin

was around seven hundreds or thousand dollars um. I was talking about buying bitcoin at fifty dollars and it's sixty dollars. And I've seen comments from you guys saying, oh, Mark, you were talking about buying bitcoin at fifty now it's stand I said, yeah, And I was also talking about it at one thousand, and I'll be talking about it

when it's at a million two now. I do think that the price is one of the least interesting aspects of a new technology, any new technology, because it's the technology that we're that's it's going to change the world, that's important. You know, Facebook stock is down seventy Does that mean Facebook doesn't work anymore? No? Facebook still works perfect.

And so just because bitcoin's prices down, does it mean it's not censorship resistant, immutable money that's peer to peer, that that gets you out of the grip of these centralized institutions. No, it still works perfectly. It's still centers of resistance, it's still immutable, it's still money that I can control that nobody can manipulate. It's still digital cash, it's still digital goal, it's still a Swiss Bank account

in my pocket. It's still all those things. Just like Facebook still works fine when the stock is down, the network is growing, the development on the network is growing, and the price will take care of itself, and the price is rallying hard. As a matter of fact, Bitcoin has been in this very tight band for quite some time. As a matter of fact, it's we we we you know, it's it's known for its volatility, how much the price swings up and down um. And we've been kind of

joking about bitcoin. It's been in such this tight price range that it's almost like the stable coin, so to speak. But not anymore. We've got some fireworks. Bitcoin is moving. Bitcoin has been in this uh fifteen sixteen thousand dollar price range all the way back to November of last year, and it is opped. It's come up. As a matter of fact, we did see a little kind of breath of hope in December when it got up to about eighteen thousand, uh quickly got back down into sixteen thousand again.

But now it is up. We've seen Bitcoin has popped almost twenty percent. If we go back to kind of where it really met, it's low was about fifteen five in November, and we we have Bitcoin is up since that time. That's at the time when you know the NASADAC and the Dow and everything else else is still down. And when bitcoin moves, lots of other things start moving. So look at this, I mean there's some big moves here.

We got coin base, which is probably the oldest and the largest bitcoin um place to buy bitcoin coin Base, Uh, they are a publicly traded company. It's the ticker coin and they are up forty four percent on the move. And that's in uh oh, that's daily. I mean that's in just a couple of days. That's since uh January six, So in the last last week or so, the coin based stock is up almost fifty percent. So when bitcoin moves up, coin based stock jumped up almost fifty percent.

And it gets even better. Now there's a couple of publicly traded bitcoin mining companies. One of them is called Riot r I o T is their ticker, and just in the last couple of days we've seen that just with bitcoin pump as well. Since just in the last week, we've seen Riot jump up eighty eight percent. Boom, that's a big one. Now, obviously it's still way down. Don't get me wrong. Um, if you had bought in at

the top, um, you know you're down. But if you got in at the bottom of this bitcoin bounce, you're up almost You've almost doubled your money in a week, and that's not to be outdone. Mara is another really big bitcoin mining company. Now. The reason why bit in mining moves much bigger than bitcoin is the same reason why gold miners moved much more than gold. If gold goes from whatever it is, hundred bucks and ounce to two thou dollars an ounce, cool, it went up bucks.

But if I'm a gold miner with a hundred million ounces in the ground, so I went from a hundred million ounces times two is different and same with the bitcoin miners. It gives you leverage over that. We saw Mara pump up um a hundred and twenty percent. You've more than doubled your money if you were holding onto one of these miners. It's good to see some life

coming back into the space. We need the bitcoin mining in the ecosystem and it's important to have that now as bitcoin and I've been talking about this for a while, calling sixteen thousand in the bottom. Of course, we don't know the bottom until we're looking backwards on it, but there's dozens of reasons why I think it's the bottom. I will say I do believe it's the bottom. However, if and this is an if, if the market's overall

the dawn Aza, etcetera. If the mar gets crash again and we see another thirty draw down, like a lot of people think we might, then Bitcoin might also drop again. It might the larger macro picture is certainly at play here, but there's no certainty of that now. Um. With this, like I said, the entire system is is is coming back to life. And we saw El Salvador, which of course as a nation, was the first nation to adopt bitcoin as a legal tender. I've been down there in

El Savadoor many times and it's pretty cool. You can go around spin in your bitcoin all around town. It's really cool. It's brought a lot of hope, it's brought a lot of prosperity to to El Salvador. And they have a goal to pay back their debt by raising money in bitcoin. They're calling it a volcano bond, and they had originally wanted to put this volcano bond into place in November of two one. Um, the problem is is that you know, between the bitcoin price selling off, um,

they decided to kind of hold that back. They wanted to raise one billion dollars in these bitcoin back bonds UM, so they wanted to launch it in March two. They postponed it, but the Digital Assets Bill was finally introduced to the Legislator Assembly at the end of November two and they just passed it. Sixty two people voted for it,

sixteen people voted against it, but it went through. And what they're gonna do is they're going to create a new token, a digital token that you could buy that you're basically buying into the debt now when you buy the they're raising this a billion dollars to pay down its sovereign debt because they're on the hook with the i m F, which doesn't like their bitcoin um operations.

They want to take money to start mining bitcoin in El Salvador on the volcano, hence the name Volcano Bomb, and they want to fund the construction of a new bitcoin city in El Salvador, which is gonna be pretty cool. So it's cool to see that going. And this is exactly how the world changes through competition. We need to see countries trying other things. Let them mine bitcoin on their volcano celibate, a volcano bond, build out city, attract

new people, attract new investment capital, more entrepreneurs. And if other nations see them doing that, there's a lot of other places that have volcanoes. Maybe they'll do it and they'll say, well, we have a volcano, we can do it here. Why don't you guys come here and we'll start to see the world reshift. Remember, technology is what changes the way the world organized. This is very exciting stuff.

If you're not paying attention, hopefully you are now all right, if you're just tuning in, we are listening to the Mark Mos Show. Of course, we're talking about the decentralized revolution, and we look at it through the linds of politics, finance, and technology. This is it's all right. It's uh finance, they're gonna pay off their bonds, and politics they voted to pass it. It's technology, it's bitcoin, and it's going

to change the world. I got a lot more stories to cover when I come back, some big ones you don't want to miss. We're gonna talk about what's going on in the economy here in the United States and what to expect from the economy. We're gonna talk about some of these big, big problems that happened this week in the United States and what this means for society UM overall. And then we're going to talk about um some bigger things about the world shifting the geopolitical lens.

So you listening to the Mark Mascha will be back with all of that in a minute. Don't go away, I'll be right back. All right, Welcome back. If you're just tuning in, you're listening to the Mark Moss Show. We're talking about, of course, the decentralized Revolution. We're running through the latest breaking news of this week, talking about how the world is changing through the lens of politics, finance,

and technology. And there's a lot going on if we if we look at just we'll jump into the United States and then we'll go out to the broader world to bring this onto perspective. But you know, while the world is rapidly changing, the economy is struggling, and I know a lot of people are concerned with this. We saw massive laffs happening everywhere. Amazon laid OFFFS like seventeen thousand people. UM. Layoffs are happening, businesses are falling, and

at the same time, prices are escalating. You know, We've been talking about this inflation for a long time. I've talked about it over and over and over. It's a big deal, um. And supposedly, you know, it was transitory, right, Supposedly they told us that it would be it would be transitory, just be going away. It was just temporary.

And now of course they're celebrating it. Right. We see the Federal Reserve and the government coming out, all right, we brought prices down, you know, we got them from nine down to seven percent inflation, which doesn't really tell the truth at all. As a matter of fact, we saw this week big news went around. You might have seen that the cost of eggs has completely skyrocket. And now I've heard from a lot of you that in your store a lot of times you can't even get

the eggs. So there's eggs shortages happening everywhere. And of course, supply and demand prices aren't hard to figure out. All you gotta do is look at supply demand. So if there's not enough eggs to meet the demand for the eggs, what happens. Prices go up, shortages happen, things like that, and that's exactly what happens. We've seen that it's really taken a dawn into household budgets. I saw I posted

on my Instagram account a chart of the eggs. I mean, it looks like this hockey stick going straight up, and it was like, if you'd invested in eggs two years ago, you'd be a millionaire something like that. Of course you have a bunch of rotten eggs as well, but it's just interesting to show you how fast that's gone up. And we saw that just in December alone, the price of eggs went up sixty from the year earlier, which

is a pretty big deal. So everyone's you know, praising themselves for getting inflation down, but yet here eggs are going through the roof and like I said, in some states, it's hard to even find them. The problem with this inflation is that it's steals your wealth, it's stills your life, it's steals your purchasing power. So, um, you used to be able to buy a dozen eggs for whatever, half an hour of work, and now it takes let's say

one hour of work. Obviously it's not that much. I think it's a four bucks or eggs and eggs was month. I don't I don't buy eggs my wife goes to the store. I'm not tuned into the price of eggs, but about four bucks for eggs. So let's say that you know it took you uh point uh an hour to buy eggs, and now it takes you of an hour. Either way, you have to work more, You have to give up more of your lifetime, your life energy to buy those same eggs. So by inflation going up, they've

stole your life. But even worse than that, even worse to that. So it says here that um um some store owners in New York, Grower store owner jose Philippe Um said that he's seeing customers change their spending habits. He says here, quote, I've seen customers gravitate from buying organic eggs now to more conventional eggs or non organic. So basically what people are doing is now they're not buying as many eggs and they're eating something else in

its place, non organic eggs. Maybe they're going back to their car bload and sugar load in the morning or whatever it is. But so not only does it steal your life where you have to work more hours just to it the same thing, it's still in the quality of your life now you're going from organic eggs to non organic eggs, and now you're eating chickens that are being fed seed oils and grains that are GMO, and

that ain't good for you. My good friend Dr Joe mccorla, one of the leading you know doctors in the world on holistic or functional medicine, he says, one of the number one problems and one of the number one things you can do for your health is to cut out seed oils. And he said, chicken is really bad because

they eat all of this seed oil. And so you want organic chicken, you want organic eggs, but nope, you're just gonna go buy the cheap eggs and or or you're gonna a substitute, like I said, with carb overload, sugar overload in the morning, and think about what that does to your health. So now that is it steal your life, your time, It steals your quality of life and your health. And you know, while they're praising that inflation is going down. I've been very vocal on my

main YouTube channel. Just search Mark Moss on YouTube. I make a bunch of videos, a couple of videos a week, and I've been very vocal talk about how I believe that inflation could be still some of the lowest will see for the rest of the decade. So while inflation is down a little bit for now, I don't believe it's peaked for the decade. So I still think it's gonna go higher. As a matter of fact, I saw this article said seven reasons that high inflation isn't likely

to go away anytime soon. And of course, what's high inflation to you? Right? What's high? Inflation? Five percent is high? Inflation is supposed to be two percent, which is high. It should be zero. The government wants it to be too, So at five percent it's still more than a h over what their goal is. I would consider that high. And of course they've constantly changed the way they measure inflation.

In this article, it says that two thirds, more than two thirds of the economists a big financial institutions UM surveyed by the Wall Street Journal UM say that inflation is likely to remain high. And and then if you go back and you measure inflation the exact same way, the exact same measurement they did in it actually would put inflation at fift team point to three instead of what the government claimed as seven point one percent, so

they constantly change it. So let's just go back to the way they measured it then, because they're supposedly measuring it right, it's the highest its been in forty years. Well, but they keep changing it. So if we just go back and measure it the way they did forty years ago, or not even forty years ago, just in the eighties, we have forty years ago. If we go back and measure it that way, Man, I'm old. I didn't realize

how long it was. But if we go back and measure it that way, we're not just the highest we've ever been, We're way higher. It wasn't seven percent, it was fifteen percent. Now, of course, Uh, I've mentioned all the time, Milton Friedman. He says that inflation is always an everywhere a monetary phenomenon, meaning that inflation is always caused by government overspending. Now, if we look at it

from that perspective, it's always caused by government over spending. Well, then we just have to look at the government spending. Is the government spending gonna go down? Where they gonna go up? Did they just pass a one point seven trillion omnibus bill? Did they just have this debt seilling limit increase where they said, let's not even have a

ceiling anymore, let's just have unlimited debt. So do you think that spending goes down, because that's what's driving inflation and political profiledy former US Federal Reserve member, and noted that between two the Federal Reserve printed more than three point five trillion in new bills. That was triple the amount of money that the Fed created in its first ninety five years of existence. That's how fast, um. And so will they spend less now we have here's a

couple of reasons. They gave one COVID overspending continues, so there's still relief bills were still in a state of emergency. President Biden's extended that another ninety days. UM number two. Democrats and Republicans recently went on even more inflationary spending, bid binges, infrastructure bills, UM, the Chip bill UM. And now, of course, now this big omnibus bill number three, Rebuild Back Better Bankrupt, shoveled yet more out of the door

for years to come. So we spent all this money on these jobs that we're supposed to be ready and bring money back in the economy that's not there. Number four, federal officials are destroying people's trust. I'm not sure what that has to do with inflation, um well. And number five why it will continue is because the US government is bankrupt and they need to continue make printing money.

We have thirty one trillion dollars of debt, We're running a two trillion dollar deficit um now with the Omnibus builds and extra chillion dollars of deficits, and so they have to continue to print money, and they use inflation to hide that their bankrupts. So will continue see inflation that way, um. And the number seven reason, the one I agree with is the very people that caused this, that did this, that pushed for this, they're still in charge.

We haven't done anything to change that. And so what makes you think they're going to spend less money? Republican or Democrat. Trump spent more money than any president before him, Biden spending more money than Trump, every single president it's not Republican or Democrat, they're all going to spend more money. And they're still in charge. Now. If you're listening, if you're just tuning in, you're listening to the Mark Moa Show.

We're talking about the decentralized revolution. Yes, I'm talking about inflation, but inflation is what's breaking this world apart. It's the financial revolution that's coming. The entire system is set to collapse. Um, the first sovereign debt bubble collapsing in a hundred years. We're witnessing right now. I got even more stories, some big stories to cover when I come back to show you how now it's spreading to the rest of the world. I'm gonna cover all that and more when I come

back in a minute. You don't want to miss it, so don't go away. I'll be right back, all right, Welcome back. If you're just tuning in, you're listening to the Mark Moss Show talking about the decentralized Revolution, running through some of the biggest news headlines of the week. As we look at the way the world is changing, so we can be better positioned and better prepared for the US and of course not confirmation bias, um, but we want to continue to watch this and see how

it's going. Um. You know, looking at the world decentralizing, we're really kind of at the end. And I mentioned before the break at the end of this hundred year a hundred of your sovereign debt bubble. And what happens is at the end of the civilization, the world starts breaking apart. The world starts breaking down. That's what happens. Um. Just look at the fall of the Roman Empire or any other empire, or the fall of the USSR Empire, etcetera.

And you know these nation states they get too big, they get too much debt, they get too much decadence, and they collapse. There's been several several pieces of work done when they talk about like kind of the lifespan of an empire or democracy is about two d and fifty years UM. There's about six or eight stages that it goes through before it eventually collapses. Uh. In the in the fourth Turning, they've highlighted the kind of like four cycles, and so we'll talking about four instead of eight.

And as you know, you've heard men many times and other people as well, which is like, you know, hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men, and then those weak men create hard times and then it repeats. Hard times create the strong men. And so when you think about it like that, these these uh, these these good times created weak men, and the weak men have created really hard times now,

and so society starts breaking down everything. All the hard work, the hard times that created the hard work that created all the prosperity, then lead to decadence, and then it leads to you know, if you if you go through the eight stags, then it leads to um academia where people just want to spend their time in think tanks

and philosophy and teaching nonproductive right. Um, then at least the decadence where you're spending sixty eight million dollars on a digital JPEG or eighteen million on digital invisible art, right, or three hundred million on a yacht. Right, So at

least the decadence, um. And then it leads to dependence. Right. So, now we have this rise of the U B I and all these things, and what happens is we don't we don't rein us into the things that got us into success, since that's kind of where we're at today. We don't have the skilled workers, were not building the manufacturing, we're not servicing equipment we have, and we can see

it happening all over. This week we saw two massive problems in the infrastructure that runs this country, just like the fall of us is are just like the collapse of Rome. The infrastructure breaks down. We saw amtrack the train. There was a there was a train that was delayed for thirty seven hours with passengers on it, and the passengers started to call on one over fears they were

being held hostage. Is a real story, thirty seven hours stranded in South Carolina, leaving passengers so panicked they were calling believing they were being held hostage. Now, look, problems happen. Things happen, you know, accidents happen, things break down, It happens. But when it started happening all the time, when it didn't used to happen, then you have to start to ask why. Um, I've been flying for the last twenty years. I fly a lot, you know, dozens of times a year.

I've been doing it for over twenty years or thirty years now at this point, a long time, and I still fly a lot, you know, once or twice a month, um. And I can tell you that. And I've been telling my kids over like the last two years, um, because they're always so mad every time our our flights delayed, which is basically all the time. Now you pretty much can't fly without a flight being delayed anymore. And I said, kids, pay attention to this, because this is the breakdown of society.

Remember how planes didn't used to And notice how it's happening more and more, and we're trying to draw their attention. So if it happens, right, I mean, there's there's a million of reasons why it can happen. But when it happens frequently, when it happens more and more, then you have to start looking at this. And um, that was on the train we saw this week also over sixty four hundred flights were delayed. As a matter of fact, my wife and daughter were getting on a plane to

fly and they got caught up in this. They couldn't get on their flight, missed their connection flight. You know, it's a disaster for everybody. This is the biggest disaster in flights in the United States history, right after we had just seen the previous biggest disaster in flights, and so, like I said, stuff happens, but not the biggest in history. Following directly after the previous biggest in history over delayed flights in where happened thousands of flights have been delayed

or canceled. The Federal Aviation Administration the f A a the government that can't do their job. The f A announced early Wednesday morning that had experienced a Notice to Air Missions System outage UM in A IN A N O T A M not UM system. So they had a problem the systems breaking down. It put up some air and caused all the flights to get the lay because they had to shut it down. Well, why what happened with that system? Why is that system breaking down?

I mean we've been running for I don't know how long, how long we've been doing f A uh sixty seventy eight years, and now it's breaking down when everything else is breaking down, when the government's breaking down, when the government has their eye on something else other than what their job is. Joe Biden orders, pete buoton dag. Pete buoton dag. He is responsible for the f A. He's he's the transportation. Second, he's responsible for the planes and

trains running on time. He's responsible for the semis and the big rigs to deliver your products, and the planes and trains. That's his job. Make sure the planes and trains run on time and under his watch. We just had the entire train system almost shut down over labor dispute. President Biden had to step in and fix his job. We've witnessed two of the largest disasters in federal aviation just this in the last couple of months. That's his job.

We've watched supply chains breakdown, we're them we've ever seen in history. That's his job. Now, Joe Biden orders Pete butendog Federal Aviation Administration to turn system back on. Why does he have to be ordered by the president. What does the president even know about aviation? Why does he have to be ordered? Why can't he just do his job? The President directed d O t f A to restore

the system quickly and determine the causes. Biden's massive Biden's massive infrastructure bill, signed just last year, invests only one billion dollars for five years to upgrade the air traffic control system. But the facilities are the nerve centers of our entire aerospace system. It's a big part of the reason why flying is the safest mode of transportation. But yet they're not investing into it. We know it's the software that caused the problem. There was an honest mistake.

Pete boutten Dog says, yeah. Meanwhile, it costs businesses, employees, travelers, and the airline industry billions, tens of billions. Maybe I don't know. We don't even you know how much it cost tens of billions of dollars as a result of this error. It was an error. Oh, I'm sorry, my bad. According to Joe Biden's secretary Buddega, third investigation is required. We're going to figure it out. He says, we're gonna own it. We're gonna own it. Well, if you were

the CEO of a corporation, you'd be fired. That's how you would own it. But he's too busy. He's too busy dealing with l G B, t Q plus UM and things like that. As a matter of fact, um Rep Berry, more Republican from Alabama, said that the shutdown is another example is that if if we go woke, we go broke because the system, the knotam system. They updated the system to change the name from notice to

Airmen to be more inclusive. The upgraded system to be more inclusive, to make it notice to air missions instead of air men, because that wasn't inclusive. Enough, so they spent the time and the money and the effort to change the wording to be more inclusive of but they never actually fixed the system. Uh per per rt More, he says, we have this antiquated air system in the country. It's being subsidzed by taxpayers. We paid billions of dollars out of our pockets to keep these airlines afloat, and

they can't figure this out. Look, I mean, it's outrageous. Pot Boot Pete booton Dog should step down in uh in this he should. He should hang his head in shame for dropping the ball. He has one job and he can't do it. But I'm not going to go on that rant. The rant is we're witnessing the end

of the empire. That's what happens. They break down. They can't keep the planes running, they can't keep the trains running, and Pete boot and Dog can't shouldn't be able to keep his job in the face of this, at least,

that's what I think. All right, if you're just tune in, you're listening to the Mark Moa show talking about the decentralized revolution, how the world is shifting right before our very eyes as we go from a world of centralization to decentralization and um and we're witnessing it happening in real time. Hopefully these stories make some sense. Like I said, not for not to scare you, but to empower you, to show you what's coming next so you can be

ready and be prepared. That's what I got. Thanks so much for listening.