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What do the recent wave of refugees from Ceuta, the conflicts in
the Middle East, a massive energy crisis, runaway

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inflation, a collapsing financial system, “15-minute
cities,” and other hot-button issues have in common?

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You'll find out in this fascinating interview with Ernst Wolff.

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While many people view current crises and events with horror and
concern, financial and economic analyst Ernst Wolff

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repeatedly draws his audience’s attention to the
underlying causes and commonalities of all these events.

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In times of escalating multiple crises, we need people
more than ever who can “recognize connections and

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patterns and really think things through to their conclusion.”

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Hello, everyone. Today we have Ernst Wolff as
our guest. Thank you very much for your time.

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Thank you for the invitation.

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I'd be happy to. And what do you
think about the border breach in Ceuta?

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I think this is a very successful maneuver
by intelligence agencies and Zionist

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billionaires pulling the strings behind the scenes.

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Well, the whole thing obviously involved a lot of
extensive, long-term preparation, which we knew nothing about.

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So, first, let's take a quick look at the geography of Ceuta.

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Ceuta is an enclave. The territory belongs
to Spain but is surrounded by Morocco on the

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North African mainland, just like Melilla.

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So those are the two enclaves that are actually located on
Moroccan territory—that is, in North Africa—but belong to Spain.

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And then there's also Western Sahara, which is also very important
in this context. It's located between Morocco and Mauritania.

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It's a country that doesn't really belong to anyone
right now. There's a liberation organization, the

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Polisario Front, that claims the country for itself.

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Then Algeria also lays claim to the land.
So there are quite a few conflicts there.

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And here's what happened: In 2020,
Donald Trump signed the Abraham Accords.

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This is an agreement between Israel and Islamic
countries, supposedly to bring about peace there.

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In reality, this agreement involves military and
technical cooperation—particularly in the cyber domain.

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So this agreement was signed in 2020 between Israel, Bahrain, and
the United Arab Emirates, with Morocco and Sudan joining later.

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So, there is an agreement between Morocco and Israel on joint
military cooperation and collaboration in the digital sphere.

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Then, in April of this year, a military agreement—designed to
last ten years—was signed between the United States and Morocco.

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What is interesting is that Morocco currently
sources 60% of its weapons from the United States.

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Israel imports approximately 67 to 69 percent of its
weapons. So it is a major buyer of American weapons.

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And following that agreement in April of this
year, the Moroccan government was so grateful to the

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U.S. that it named a highway after Donald Trump.

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So, there's a 1,000-kilometer-long highway
in Morocco called the Donald Trump Highway.

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Well, there was a whole lot of preparation going on behind
the scenes. And then, of course, there was the war with Iran.

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And during the Iran War, Spain did not allow the Americans to
use its air bases—so it effectively became a target of the U.S.

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And, of course, the U.S. and Israel want to
get back at Spain. So what have they done now?

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They staged this refugee crisis because no one in the
world would believe that 60,000 people could suddenly

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gather together within six hours and climb over the borders.

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So the whole thing was planned very
strategically, and this is a very clear blow.

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And it's important to keep in mind that this
isn't really about a conflict between

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Morocco and Spain, or between the U.S. and Israel.

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The goal is to distract people—the global public—from the
biggest fraud ever perpetrated in the financial system.

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Just yesterday, we heard U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott
Bessent say, "We are close to finalizing a deal with Iran."

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And immediately, the price of oil plummeted again, and a
few billionaires made a great, great deal of money once more.

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And we are facing a massive catastrophe—a
massive financial and economic catastrophe.

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And, of course, people need to be given someone
to blame—and migrants are presented to them as

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the culprits. That’s the whole story behind it.

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I've seen a lot of interviews there,
too—with migrants and journalists.

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And they also said—in fact, they said: “Yes, the
borders are open now. Go, go, go! Go on through!”

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And that's why, so to speak, all of a sudden
they were all done. And then, a few days later,

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they said, "Come back, my children, come back!"

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And that's the thing—but they don't even realize
it themselves. I mean, I also find it so

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disturbing how people are basically used like chess pieces.

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So: “You guys go over there now and have a
better life.” “Oh yeah, we’ll go over there.”

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And then something like this: “Come
back, I was just kidding.” “Okay, okay.”

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The sad thing is, the whole thing has served its purpose.

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So, everyone was getting all worked up about immigrants again.

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Everyone in Europe is terrified of the next
wave of migration, which is bound to happen.

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And everyone will then be conditioned to say, “Well, actually,
it’s not the people on Wall Street and at all the stock

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exchanges who are responsible for our plight—it’s the migrants.”

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And that, of course, gives these ultra-rich
billionaires behind the scenes free rein.

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Why do you think the reports end up being so different?

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Well, the public media reported it like this: They found the only
two women and used that to show that the poor things had swum so

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far—even though you could see in the footage that they’d
swum maybe 130 meters—all for the sake of a finally

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better life, and now they’re being treated so badly by Spain.

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Yeah, no, nothing other than what I just said.
So people are being pitted against each other.

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So, on the one hand, there are people for whom it's absolutely
crystal clear that migrants are the worst thing there is.

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They're calling for remigration, just like the
AfD, which will of course jump at the chance.

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And so they'll pretend that everything will be
much better if we send all the migrants back home.

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On the other hand, there are people who feel great
sympathy for the plight of these people, because, of

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course, many of them want to come here simply out of poverty.

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And when there are major famines, it is, of
course, a human catastrophe of unimaginable proportions.

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But how can you better pit people against each other by
reporting the news the way ARD and Tagesschau do, for example?

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That's right. I would also say that, fundamentally, the solution
to this problem is to address the issue in the

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country where war or famine is being deliberately
provoked, so that people there can live in peace.

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Yes, if, for example, the U.S. were interested in seeing Morocco
fare better, then they wouldn’t intervene in that sort of way or

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enter into any defense alliances with Morocco; instead,
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weapons, but rather makes sure that people are properly fed.

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[…] In the case of Ceuta—where, as you
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government—the fight is now turning against the left.

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The leftists are the ones who want to let all the
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happened, so we have to take action against the right.

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But all the people on the right say it's the
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responsible for the migrants coming here right now.

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Wonderful. This way, they've pitted both sides against each other
and can move forward with their agenda, further impoverishing and

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enslaving people and leading them into a digital dictatorship.

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[…] And there are, after all, plenty of
projects in Germany that need to be tackled.

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And instead of solving them, we end up with, for example,
this pension reform, which essentially means that the

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option to retire at 63, for instance, is about to be eliminated.

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Um, what do you think about that? I
mean, working more but getting paid less.

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This shows the cold-blooded cynicism of our times, because
people are making money on the stock markets like never before.

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Billionaires around the world are getting richer and richer, and
then the poor—specifically the poorest, the most vulnerable

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segment of the population, those least able to
defend themselves, the retirees—are told,

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“Listen, we have to cut back on your benefits now.”

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Well, that shows the direction things are heading in.

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So, things aren't going to get any better; instead, social
inequality—which I believe is the biggest

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problem in the world right now—will continue,
alongside all the wars that are being waged.

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But this social inequality is being
driven further and further to the extreme.

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And above all, you see that it’s being debated on
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"Oh, can we loosen the debt brake just a
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little more money," but not just so you can say:

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"Okay, first I need to revamp the system and bring in real
workers again so that everything works properly once more."

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No, you say, “We’re cutting costs at your expense.”
Nothing will change there; nothing will get better.

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"And on the other hand, we're taking on more
debt, and then we're throwing that money at Ukraine."

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Yes, unfortunately, people forget very quickly.

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Well, the debt brake has been relaxed—in fact, just
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the debt brake would be suspended for defense spending.

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So, they just casually came up with a hundred billion.

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When it comes to retirees, every single million
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the retirees end up getting less than they used to.

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Yes. And the next issue, for example—there are a lot
of reports that the natural gas storage facilities are

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unusually empty. What do you think we can expect here?

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Yes, that is, that is a fact, and it doesn't just
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Strategic oil reserves have been targeted everywhere.

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They have now reached a record low—one
that hasn't been seen in 40 to 45 years.

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And as we can see, the Strait of Hormuz is still
blocked. So, we're being fed new lies every day.

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At the same time, however, we are finding that we are no longer
being informed at all about important events in the Middle

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East—such as the fact that the world’s largest oil refinery,
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There haven't been any further reports on
that. We haven't heard anything about it.

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So, steps are being taken quite
systematically to ensure that there is less and less

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oil and less and less natural gas available.

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And that shows me that we are being deliberately and intentionally
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increases across the board, because all prices depend on energy.

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And to me, that's a deliberate strategy to fuel
inflation. We're living in an era of record-high debt.

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The U.S., in particular, has reached an all-time high in
debt. And how can debt be eliminated? By causing inflation.

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And I believe that we are currently facing runaway inflation,
which may turn into hyperinflation, and that, in the

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context of this hyperinflation, new money may then be introduced
in the form of CBDCs—that is, digital central bank money.

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So, in my view, we are facing an autumn that will bring
about a truly, truly massive—a truly massive—upheaval.

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You can really see that it's not just like that in Germany.

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For example, during our last conversation, we also talked
about Russia, which is also going through a gasoline crisis.

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This is a global phenomenon right now.

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Well, the thing is, you can't just look to the
governments. Governments are nothing more than puppets.

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Mr. Putin is nothing more than a puppet of the
Russian oligarchs, who are interested only in

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their own wealth and in expanding their own power.

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It may well be that Mr. Putin will eventually be ousted.

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I'm actually quite certain that
Donald Trump will be dropped soon, too.

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You just have to look at how his vice
president is increasingly distancing himself from him.

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Well, it's interesting that J.D. Vance is almost
never present at any of these press conferences.

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It's always Marco Rubio, and lately either Mr. Hegseth
or Mr. Bessent next to him, but J.D. Vance never appears.

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Well, I think Donald Trump will have played out his role there
sooner or later, and that he'll then be made the

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scapegoat, along with his entire family, because
they've so obviously enriched themselves recently.

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Then people will be told, “He led you astray. We’re
moving on now,” and then they’ll follow some other leader.

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But can you really imagine that everyone who actually
has something to say is all looking in the same direction?

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So, like you said, the Russian oligarchs are causing an energy
crisis—at the same time in Germany, at the same time in the U.S.,

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and—I mean, really, you wouldn’t say—and in China, for example—and
you wouldn’t say something like: “Nope, well, we’re going

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to do the opposite,” or “We’ll be the ones who, in the end…”

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They're not stupid. They know full well that
the global financial system is on its last legs.

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So, we have the largest mountain of debt in
history. There is the largest money supply in history.

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There, there are no longer any normal ways
to save this system. Everyone knows that.

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And right now, we are witnessing the total and absolute plundering
of this system, which all insiders know is about to collapse.

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That's the background to everything that's happening
right now. And, of course, they all agree on that.

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Of course, they also have different interests and are always
trying to take a piece of each other's pie. That's undisputed.

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But there is this fundamental concern—and this fundamental
concern, as well as the basic understanding—that

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our financial system, as it has functioned for several
hundred years, is no longer working at the moment.

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And what do you think will happen next with the war in Iran?

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Well, that's the situation, of course—it
has to be made worse somehow. That means—

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– Yes, things are actually getting worse right now.

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It's also interesting to note that this Ceuta
conflict is somewhat related to this, since

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Ceuta is located on the Strait of Gibraltar.

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The Strait of Gibraltar is a strait between
the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

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That's where all the weapons pass through. I mean, all
the weapons that the Americans not only send to

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Morocco but also forward to Israel—they all go through there.

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Well, that's also a very important road, and a
large portion of trade passes through there.

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So, if an open conflict were to break out there, it
would further exacerbate the global economic situation.

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And as we can see, nothing at all is
happening in the Strait of Hormuz.

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On the contrary, lies are being spread, such
as the one Mr. Bessent told yesterday, when he

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claimed that we were on the verge of a deal.

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I suspect that the whole situation will escalate even further,
and that at some point within the next 6, 8, or 12 weeks,

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we’ll witness a major catastrophe—namely, that all
governments will have to admit defeat and tell their citizens:

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"We're sorry, but we don't have any oil
reserves or natural gas reserves left."

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And then the price of oil and natural gas will absolutely
skyrocket, and then all prices will skyrocket, and then

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we’ll see inflation rise from single digits to double digits—and
even reach levels higher than we’ve seen since World War II.

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And how far do you think they'll take it?

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I mean, like, to the point where there are massive civil
wars or something, where you're just kind of in that situation

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and then you say to yourself: Okay, here's the solution.

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That's the digital…

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I don't know how far the armed conflicts will go, but I
suspect that people will then react in a different way.

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You really need to understand the
broader context of the WEF's agenda.

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They've been advocating for things like
"15-minute cities" for quite some time now.

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It is quite possible that “15-minute cities” will be introduced
and that digital surveillance will be significantly increased,

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that we will, for example, only be allowed to fill up our cars
once a week or perhaps only be allowed to

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purchase a certain amount of gas, and that we will
also face restrictions on purchasing certain goods.

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The preparations have already been
made. We've gone completely digital by now.

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Well, I think we're going to see a whole host of restrictive
measures coming our way, which are, of

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course, linked to things like digital IDs, for
example—which may then be introduced more quickly.

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But I believe that, for example, "15-minute
cities" will play a very important role in this regard.

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And now, of course, the big question is: What do we do with
what we know? So, let's put you in a role-playing scenario.

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Just imagine you're living in Germany now, you have
your own little house there, but now you want to trade.

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You know, I mean, you really imagine that it's going
to be really, really terrible. What should I do now?

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I think the most important thing right now is to stay calm
and keep yourself informed about what’s happening around you,

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because that helps—at least—to not lose touch with reality.

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Well, I'd say—I'd prepare myself for inflation to rise sharply.

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Well, I'd stock up on non-perishable foods; if I
were at the lower end of the income scale, I'd actually

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stock up on enough food to last two to three months.

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Now, insofar as that's actually possible.

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And then I would definitely make sure not to keep too much money
in my bank account, because I’m also expecting a major banking

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crisis—and a major banking crisis would mean that
the banks would declare a bank holiday, and you’d

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actually no longer be able to get cash from ATMs.

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Well, right now I'd say it would be a good idea to have a
cash reserve on hand that would last for about three months.

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Otherwise, I'd say—well, I wouldn't
count on money, savings accounts, and so on.

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I would cancel my life insurance policies and so on—all kinds
of insurance policies—if possible, and instead have the

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money paid out to me, and I would use it to buy tangible assets.

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[…] So I can only recommend that anyone who has a little
savings set aside invest it in silver or other tangible assets.

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[…] For example, I wouldn't emigrate right now either, because
emigrating requires a lot of preparation. You have to know

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where you're going, you have to know the language, and so on.

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But to emigrate in such a rush, at the last
minute like this—I think that's a very, very bad idea.

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That said, I have to admit that if I lived in certain major
cities—if I lived near water treatment plants, power plants,

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or military bases—then I would at least come up with a Plan B.

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Where can I go if there are
actually any drone attacks in Germany?

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You have to be prepared for that. No one knows if it
will happen, but it's always very reassuring to know in

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advance what to do if the worst-case scenario occurs.

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So, I would come up with a Plan B for all these worst-case
scenarios, then hope that those worst-case

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scenarios don't happen, but in any case, be
prepared for any disasters that might occur.

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And what do you think of Switzerland?

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[…] I do believe that Switzerland is relatively safe, because
Switzerland has always been a refuge for the ultra-rich,

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and they will continue to ensure that Switzerland
remains neutral and that no attacks actually take place there.

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But you have to admit that, well, even Austria, for
example, is simply of no interest to world politics.

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I find it hard to believe that we need to worry about
large-scale drone attacks on smaller cities in Austria.

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But I also believe that the same will be true for us. So, if you
live somewhere here—whether in Schleswig-Holstein, Bavaria, or

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Baden-Württemberg—if you live in the countryside and not right
next to a military base, a military airport,

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or a power plant, then you can assume that
you’ll be spared from any potential attacks.

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But it's terrible that we even have
to talk about something like this.

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Well, I have to say, up until ten years ago, I would never,
ever have thought I'd have to talk about things like this.

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Well, we're really going through a
very, very tough time right now.

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[…] Yeah, well, thank you so much for all the information
and for your solutions, and of course, we'll talk next time.

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We certainly have enough topics.