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Germany was once called the export world champion and
was among the leading economic powers in the world.

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Today it is at the bottom among all industrialized nations.

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The working population is suffering from high inflation,
rising energy costs, housing shortages, and rising rents.

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Many people fear losing their jobs.

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The poverty rate is constantly rising and in 2025 stood at
16.1%, affecting 13.3 million people. How could it come to this?

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Does the decline of the German economy
result solely from the inability of German

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politicians, who make the wrong economic decisions?

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Or are Putin and the Ukraine war to blame?

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Auf1's editor-in-chief, Stefan Magnet, interviewed
economist Prof. Richard Werner, who knows the

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monetary and central banking system from the inside.

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In the following interview, he describes how "central planners"
have the world's events fully under control, starting

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with World War I through Corona to the issue of
Germany's sovereignty and the collapse of the German economy.

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According to Prof. Werner, Germany's decline is not an
accident, but exactly what these "central planners" want.

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It is about controlling people in detail. It
was centrally planned, that cannot be denied.

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The EU is simply not democratic, and the European
Parliament that exists is not a real parliament.

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The legal situation is that Germany is under CIA
control, because the Americans never de facto gave up

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their occupation powers. They did not give them up.

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It really looks that way. The Morgenthau Plan is now being
implemented; in the Morgenthau Plan it was already said back

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then, in 1945—that was the then Secretary of the Treasury in the
USA, who advocated for it and proposed it—yes, Germany must in

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principle be wiped out, in particular
deindustrialized, because the economic power has

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always been a thorn in the side of certain people.

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The economic power must be destroyed, centralization
of decisions, centralization of control over the

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digital infrastructure and thus precisely control over us.

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AI is the control tool that is then to be linked with the
central bank digital currency, and then we are in total prison.

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That is worse than George Orwell could ever have imagined.

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It is time not to put up with this.

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Yes, dear Professor Werner, thank you for taking the time so that
we can hold a conversation here today in the German Bundestag.

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With pleasure, it is a joy for me.

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You are not only an economist who talks about things
he has only learned in the lecture hall, but you

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are actually someone who can be considered an insider.

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You were—I have summarized it only briefly for the viewers—you
were a visiting researcher at the Bank of Japan, you were a

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visiting scholar at the Japanese Ministry of
Finance, you were chief economist, fund manager, you were on

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the ECB Shadow Council, we will come to that later.

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Your last positions were professorships, stays in China and in the
United Kingdom; currently, I believe, you are also in Oxford.

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Are you currently coming from the United
Kingdom, or were you not there before?

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I was in Oxford a few days ago. I always do a
one-week summer school at my college, Lineker College,

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Frontiers in Economics, and it's always very nice.

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It's simply a beautiful environment, and last
year we even had a former prime minister come to us.

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We always have a very interesting group of people, from
students, researchers, PhD researchers to professionals, fund

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managers, but of course also central bankers, finance ministers.

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We have politicians; this time two members of
parliament from European countries were there.

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And the whole thing is, of course, very
relaxed. We also go punting sometimes and do

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other activities that one does in Oxford.

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The weather is mostly very good in August, and
you can really examine, discuss, analyze, and

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question the big problems of the world very well there.

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And they do that too, because the exciting thing is,
you are still in such very high-caliber circles,

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organizing seminars, summer schools, events yourself.

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You have seen the monetary system yourself, and you
are regarded as a very uncompromising critic of this

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monetary system, especially the power of central banks.

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In the last interviews, especially in American formats,
I saw that you particularly criticize this expansion of

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central bank power and the accompanying digitalization.

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Could you perhaps paint a future
scenario, so that we can dive right in?

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What do you fear for the future in the worst case?

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What is the goal of central banks
and the associated digitalization?

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Yes, it's about... digitalization itself is
theoretically a neutral tool, but it is being very strongly

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pushed forward by the central planners for their purposes.

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If you have complete control over digitalization, if you use
this neutral tool for bad goals, then you can control people.

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A few years ago, one couldn't even imagine that, because
it seems very abstract, but with Corona we experienced it.

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Anyone who didn't have the appropriate
certificate was not allowed to enter a restaurant.

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Do you mean that it could ultimately
be used against people in that way?

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More than that, more than that, that was only a small foretaste.

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Technical progress is such that one can then program it—if you
now go into the bookstore and you want to buy

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the book, that you are precisely not allowed to
buy this book, or what you have on your pizza.

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Mushrooms are still okay, but then
salami is not allowed, or whatever.

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So one can program that in detail and make it individually
tailor-made, custom-made for the person who is the target.

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Of course, I think for the
majority of people it will be automated.

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That is why all the data centers, the gigantic
data centers, are now being built worldwide.

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These are orders of magnitude that are unimaginable.

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Why? Because an incredible amount of data is now constantly coming
in, being analyzed immediately, and immediately the selection

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and the command come back: is this allowed now, yes or no.

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So then the majority of people will probably
have to spend their lives automated, with

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the AI now deciding whether to allow it or not.

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Certain templates are then entered by the central
planners. That is, after all, the dream of the central planners.

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Some people who perhaps stand out a bit and are somewhat too
critical, perhaps like us, we will probably receive

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personal treatment, but that is then rather also further
unpleasant, and that is precisely what I see as the main goal.

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It is about controlling people in detail, and that is why there
has never been a debate about how this

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digitalization should be implemented and how all
the possibilities that exist should be used.

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So out of the many possibilities, only that
which concerns control has been selected very

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narrowly so far, control of the majority of people.

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That sounds very dystopian. It even sounds, also in various
novels written a few decades ago, like what a totally controlled

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future could look like—keyword Orwell—only
refined by the technical possibilities that one

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could not even have imagined 50 or 100 years ago.

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Which Orwell could not have imagined either, exactly.

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I really do want to go further into that toward the end of
the conversation, but now I would like to take a step back.

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How far are we actually from getting to the point where
especially freedom-loving Europeans put up with all of this?

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A few months ago, you were on Tucker Carlson in the USA, on the
show, in the program, in an interview with

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him, and there you spoke about the role of bankers
already 100 years ago in the First World War.

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So all of this has a long prehistory.

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In any case. And the question of how the Europeans put up with
that. Well, if you look at Germany, then it is of course obvious.

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Since 1945, the German has been heavily
worked on by the media, by the schools.

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At that time, it was an official program, the
re-education of the Germans, that was introduced by the

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Americans, and it seems this program is running to this day.

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So a great deal of money and energy is being used, and also
labor, to work on people – brainwashing in

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principle, so that one just lets it happen, and that has
of course also had a great influence in other ways.

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And the other European countries, they
have indeed fallen into the EU trap.

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So the legal situation is that Germany is indeed under CIA
control, due to the fact that the Americans never de facto

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gave up their occupation powers. They did not give them up.

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And the other European countries, they first had to be
subjugated anew, so to speak, and that is done through the EU.

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And at the same time, Germany is not allowed to regain
this sovereignty, because now, well, they are giving up,

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everyone has indeed given up their sovereignty within this EU.

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And the EU is an extremely undemocratic
institution. Very few people are aware of that.

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So the legal organization is that of a dictatorship.

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That is a dictatorship, and if one says that, then
one thinks, yes, that is formulated a bit

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polemically here, he says, that is the Brussels dictatorship.

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But legally it is a dictatorship, and the best
thing is simply to compare it with the Soviet Union.

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Because the Soviet Union, as we all now
agree, of course, that was a dictatorship.

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But it claimed it was a democracy, and how was that justified?

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Look, we have a parliament, there are elected representatives
and they discuss all sorts of things and laws and so on.

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But the key was, those were not real
legislators, those were not legislators.

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So we are here in the Bundestag, these are legislators, but
unfortunately they are of course outdone by Brussels and

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Brussels has, as far as we have come now, the supreme authority.

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But the EU is simply not democratic and the European
Parliament, which exists, is not a real parliament.

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They are simply not legislators, they do not have the power to
formulate the laws, to present them and then introduce them, but

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all laws have so far been written by the European Commission.

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That is where they come from and those are the legislators,
which means the parliament is not a real parliament.

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Well, the people who have a job there as members of the European
Parliament do not like to talk about it either, because they get

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a pretty hefty salary tax-free – mainly –
and all sorts of allowances and de facto it is

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a clown show, because it is a dictatorship.

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Everything is done by Brussels and that is
where the laws are written, then they are finished.

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The parliament can delay a little and debates are sometimes
held, but it does not change the fact that the laws in

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Brussels were written by the commissioners, by the dictators.

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Well, and as a result we now have the situation where all the
democratic, formerly democratic countries have already given

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up their sovereignty, are now subjugated by a dictatorship.

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And that has of course also had a
great many effects on the media.

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All of this was prepared long in advance, step by step, and it
was always ensured that the media, that is, the major mainstream

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media, the official media so to speak, that they
are always on the same side and never emphasize such

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things or explain to people how things really work.

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And as a result, we simply have too many people in
Europe who are not informed about what is actually going on.

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And when it is then said, yes, now the digital currency is
coming, isn't it great, isn't it progress, isn't it efficient,

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then only the theoretically positive sides are highlighted, which
the instrument would have under genuine democratic leadership.

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But in the hands of a dictatorship, like Brussels and also the
ECB, because as I said, that is not the continuation of the

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Bundesbank, but the resurrected Reichsbank, a very undemocratic,
very powerful, independent and de facto unaccountable

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central bank that can do anything, is allowed to do anything.

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And that is of course deployed in the
interests of the EU dictatorship in Brussels.

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And when it is such a system, then that is
catastrophic, that is a worst-case scenario.

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Now you mentioned in passing that the Americans have
essentially never given up their occupation power.

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Is Germany accordingly currently not sovereign,
independent of the EU, but also with regard to the Americans?

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Yes, Germany is not sovereign, Mr. Schäuble, the
finance minister at the time, also said that. Since

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1945, Germany has not been sovereign for a single day.

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How does that manifest? Well, we naturally see
the formal points. We have no constitution, we have

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a Basic Law, as is customary in occupation zones.

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And originally, it was officially an occupation administration
until the early 1990s, and we have no peace treaty.

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We are still enemy territory in the UN Charter,
and with this 2 plus 4 Treaty, there is indeed the

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appearance that: Oh, now we are suddenly sovereign!

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But when you analyze it closely, that is de facto not the case
either, because the powerful parties in the treaty are still

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the Allies, and 2 plus 4—the 4 are the Allies, and the 2 are
the spectators, namely the former GDR and the Federal Republic.

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They were the spectators in this treaty, and whatever
the Allies wrote down there—well, they wrote it down

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there, but they did not really give up their power de facto.

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And at the same time, of course, under NATO, there is another
surrender of elements of sovereignty to NATO, and NATO would of

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course be led by the Americans, so we see no sovereignty there.

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Now, when one looks at history, there
were plans and considerations to actually

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eliminate Germany after 1945—completely.

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There were also discussions, heated discussions in the USA,
about where the atomic bomb should not be used against Germany.

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And then that camp prevailed, which said, no, we will build them
back up, we need them, so to speak, to erect a

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bulwark against the Soviets, but also to
regain economic upswing after the Second World War.

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Germany is the paymaster of the whole world. Germany
keeps the European Union alive through its subsidies.

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We also have the Ukraine war, with its
billions; without Germany, nothing would work anymore.

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But now, over the last 10 to 20 years, one has
the feeling that Germany is now to be sacrificed.

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Are the old plans possibly being implemented now?

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Yes, so it really looks that way, so the
Morgenthau Plan is now being implemented.

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In the Morgenthau Plan, it already said 45 back then, that was
the then Secretary of the Treasury in the USA, who advocated for

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it and proposed that Germany must in principle be wiped out,
especially deindustrialized, because the economic power, that has

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always been a thorn in the side of certain people, the economic
power must be destroyed, first deindustrialization and second

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the population – we actually want to replace the population.

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That is the Morgenthau Plan and of course, if you
look at it now since 2015, both measures are underway.

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The university professor Hutten then also reaffirmed this once
again and explained it precisely, who wrote the sentence:

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One should bring German men abroad into forced war captivity
as much as possible and settle many non-German citizens.

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And that is exactly what we have been experiencing at the latest
since 2015 – there is a boost here. That can of course be an

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unfortunate coincidence, but when you deal with all
these things and especially look at it over

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decades, then you very reluctantly believe in coincidences.

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You have addressed something very exciting, namely that those who
bring about all these things or who plan them in advance do not

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think in terms of peoples or nation-states at all, because you
addressed very excitingly on Tucker Carlson

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how the German Reichsbank and American finances
were more or less connected with one family.

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Would you perhaps like to recall that once again for
the German audience? We presumably do not know that.

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Yes, well, I mean, it's a good example that the
financial wires in the background are extremely important.

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And then you simply see, when you look
at the money, what is really going on.

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So the timing was precisely when
America declared war on Germany in 1917.

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America and Germany were now at war against each other, and at
that time, however, it was like this – well, soldiers have to

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shoot each other, smash each other's heads in – but the war
economy is also a very centrally, centrally organized economy,

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and at the top of the pyramid is, of course, the central bank.

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And in Germany that was the Reichsbank, and in
America, the Federal Reserve, which had just

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been founded for this very purpose just in time.

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For most of American history, after all, they had no
central bank, and things ran very well without a central bank.

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But then, through all sorts of tricks, the Federal Reserve was
founded, so it was passed at the end of 1913 and then founded in

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1914, and now, who are the key people in these
two central banks, who are at the top of the

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economy and, yes, de facto also in the war economy?

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In Germany, that was – so de facto the most
important man at the Reichsbank was Max Warburg.

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You can see that, for example, from how he signs, when important
people are appointed, for example the head of

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the Reichsbank, his signature is on it too,
and of course Adolf Hitler's signature as well.

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So this is Max Warburg on the German side, and in America the
founder, the real founder of the Federal Reserve was his brother

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Paul Warburg, who of course was also a German citizen until 1911,
came to America and then founded the Federal Reserve, and

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although he was never Governor or the official top man, just like
Max Warburg, he was one of the leading directors who were

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involved for a very long time and pulled the strings there, and
in his case he essentially also wrote the

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entire legal basis when it was put together,
how the Federal Reserve is organized and so on.

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So then we have two brothers at the head of these war economies
of the countries that are fighting each other

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in the war, and the soldiers have to kill each
other, and that of course shows how things work.

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It is actually unbelievable that profit is being made from
a single family on both war fronts, so to speak, through

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the war economy or that one is very close to the financing.

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Financing is always also a business.

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If we now jump back to the present, we would say about the
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right now in mid-September, Ursula von der Leyen proudly announces
again that a new package of 5 billion is being put on the way

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for Ukrainian armaments, for drones, that is a bottomless pit.

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That is a bounty, that is a bounty for
the Ukrainians, they must be wiped out.

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Apparently there are still a few Ukrainians who
have not yet died, apparently two million have

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already died, and so the fighting must continue.

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Of course on the Russian side as well, very many dead.

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So it is extremely tragic and sad and unnecessary
and useless, because of course all of this could

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have been avoided entirely from the very beginning.

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There was also this peace treaty right at the
beginning, where the Western side, Great Britain, got involved.

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No, absolutely not, just keep going, we stand
behind you. Keep bashing each other's heads in.

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And at the same time, this also bleeds the economy in
the EU dry, because it is of course not productive.

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It is indeed a stimulation of the economy when you
boost the war economy, but it is extremely

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unproductive and does not lead to a higher standard of living.

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On the contrary, values are burned, shot
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You just have to take a short trip to China and look at what is
being done in China, where percentage-wise, very little is put

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into the military, but very much into the welfare of
the population and what can be offered in cities and in

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the country in terms of infrastructure and opportunities.

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Then you can see how it could be arranged
alternatively if you don't throw money out for wars.

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Yes, perhaps for someone who doesn't deal with it that much.

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Productive economy, you mean, referring to infrastructure, trams
are being built, subways are being built so that people can get

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from A to B faster, it's more comfortable, it's also more
environmentally friendly, or in production machines, so that

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people not only get into work, but the produced means are then
again turned to the welfare of the population, that is,

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into a cycle, and the war economy inevitably ends with
the use of war equipment in death and in ruin and downfall.

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Who benefits then when there is such a war, because it was
discussed very early on that large capital owners like

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BlackRock and asset managers have secured certain rights there.

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Habeck once said in passing at the World Economic Forum that we
are liable for the investments of the investors there, so the

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German state is liable, so is the reconstruction already
priced into this war, which in turn the taxpayers of

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the countries that are stupid enough will have to pay for?

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Yes, I think so. But here it is of course also about control.

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So certain companies and individuals
have bought in big there, secured rights.

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There will be a reconstruction, but it will then not
benefit ordinary Ukrainians and also not Europeans in general.

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Yes, it is then land grabbing, of course. I mean, the country is
then also relatively depopulated, isn't it? That is happening.

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And that also seems to be part of this
calculation. So everything very, yes, very cynical.

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And it is quite clear, one must first and foremost ensure
that the war stops. But that seems to be forbidden in the West.

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Do you believe, based on your analyses you also observe
geopolitics very closely, and could one imagine, perhaps

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also the one or other financial flows and preparations.

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Do you believe that there will be a war? Actually.

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I mean, the provocations on the part of the European
Union or the German federal government, drone accusations

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and so on against Russia, we experience them weekly by now.

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But do you believe that it could really come to a hot
war, Germany against Russia or the EU against Russia?

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One must say, the EU, the NATO states and our
politicians, those who have a say so far, they are

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really extremely eager to wage a war against Russia.

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And that is of course a very bad situation.

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That makes it very likely that there will be a
war against Russia and thus a Third World War.

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One hope would be, can they be voted out, can somehow
other reasonable people in the West be brought to power?

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That is a question. But at the moment everything is directed
toward war against Russia, which is actually insane, absurd.

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Because that makes no sense. The war cannot be won.

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And the costs, that is simply
catastrophic, including of course on a human level.

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It is a huge catastrophe that we are being
steered toward by the powerful. Who are these powerful?

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You mentioned Covid earlier, the Corona time.

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It was actually already very interesting to
see how coordinated everything was at that time.

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There, in principle, the powerful of the
world showed how much power they have.

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Because the Corona measures were, well, I come from a medical
family and that was actually complete nonsense, that was clear.

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But it was a very specific combination of nonsensical
measures, which, however, were carried out simultaneously

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by every country in this specific nonsensical combination.

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And that is of course no coincidence, that is
clear. So there one sees the coordination and since

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there was indeed resistance, but it was pushed through.

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Quite a lot was pushed through.

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This just shows that there is a small number of central planners
who plan such things centrally and can push them through at least

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in Western Europe and North America and then a few Five Eyes,
that is Australia, New Zealand and so on,

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Japan, which actually belongs to the American
sphere of influence, to the American empire.

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And beyond that probably other countries as
well. So there are these central planners. It

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was planned centrally, that cannot be denied.

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And they want this war against Russia, which now
seems to be the new song that one has to sing.

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And if that is the case, then things look bad. In my
view, President Putin has behaved very patiently so far.

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This provocation, the constant, often completely fabricated
things that are then spread in the media, claimed in Great

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Britain, in Germany, everything actually very anti-Russian, only
in order to, one could call it something other than warmongering,

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that is to agitate against Russia and to agitate people, to get
them in the mood, if one then wants to actively enter into a war.

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It seems that the goal is to provoke until Russia strikes back,
that is long-range weapons, which are then of course controlled

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by, for example, the Bundeswehr or by Great Britain or France,
of course fired by Ukraine, but controlled by NATO troops.

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That is actually already happening and the Russians have already
said, we now already have the right to strike

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back into the West, into the EU, into the NATO
states themselves, they have not done so so far.

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But if there is further provocation, even further, I fear that at
some point patience will come to an end, we just heard that last

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week too, Russian patience, said Mr. Lavrov,
the Foreign Minister, also has its limits, then

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it can start and we must not put up with that.

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I always say we allow our politicians far too much and the
Germans are simply too good-natured and, of course, have also

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been worked on by the media for a very long
time, by the schools, etc., for a very long time,

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but it is time not to put up with such things.

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And that is, of course, also the
case when it comes to economic policy.

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The point is, we mentioned the Morgentau Plan, to deindustrialize
Germany, to ruin the economy, and that is taking place.

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We must not put up with this, because Germany could easily
deliver 10%, 12% growth, every year for decades, then

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one would double the national income every five or six
years and then double it again and then double it again.

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The Chinese did that in 40 years and that just shows we
could have the greatest prosperity imaginable and it

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could be well distributed so that everyone has a share of it.

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We can create such a world.

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The people who are making decisions at the moment do not
want that, they have completely different plans, but we

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must not allow this, we have to do something about it now.

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That is actually a good closing word. But I still have to
finish spanning the arc that we opened at the beginning.

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I will try to keep it short. If a war comes now, the war
would accelerate everything and would, of course, bring the

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dramatic destruction before our eyes, visible to everyone

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But there could also be a rapid development
without war in the next five to ten years,

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that we find ourselves in a digital prison.

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Will the mobile phone then be the controlling
authority that steers us all, or is it already going further?

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How do you think this control will then look in practice?

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Yes, so the central bank digital currency is what the ECB wants
to push through, even though nobody wants it, nobody needs it.

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There is no good reason. That is actually quite mysterious.

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You can see it in this: it's not about
the official goals, it's about control.

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Because we have already been using bank digital currency, but not
central bank digital currency; rather, the

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banks also create money through credit creation,
and that is digital money, which we have used.

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But that is decentralized, and the central planners
don't want that. They want to centralize everything.

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We have to be against that. That is the big problem,
centralization of decisions, centralization of control

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over the digital infrastructure and thus control over us.

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All of that must be decentralized, all the
power structures and decisions. That is an

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old, extremely successful Prussian principle.

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Decentralization, the principle of subsidiarity—that
is how the Prussian army was extremely successful.

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The officer at the front must have decision-making authority.

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For that, one must train people well, but that is
great, then you have a very well-trained general population.

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And at the same time, one must do the same at the
political level. That was also the Prussian principle.

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Unfortunately, for decades we have always had the opposite.

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Control, centralization and the central bank digital
currency. Of course, it is supposed to be introduced.

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Because nobody wants it, you then
need an excuse or a crisis, as always.

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I fear a banking crisis will be created in Germany.

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I have warned about this before, because the ECB
has created this real estate bubble, which then

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peaked in 2022 and since then it has been going down.

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And then, although you can delay it, at some point it will
destroy the banking system, because the banks

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have not issued productive credit creation for
asset purchases. That is always the classic tool.

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Then the digital euro will be introduced at the same
time, because then everyone will withdraw their funds

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from the banks and then the banks will suddenly be gone.

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Then there will only be one bank left, the central bank. That is
the Soviet Union. They also only had one bank, the central bank.

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That is the goal of the central
bankers. What will that look like then?

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If the central bankers can impose their will in an ideal
way, then in a certain way that means microchip implants

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under the skin or even elsewhere, perhaps even in the head.

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Are we being persuaded again that it is so practical?

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Yes, that is efficient. You cannot lose a phone,
then it does not matter. There are always reasons.

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Then all this transhumanism comes into it as well.

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It has already practically become a kind of industry, where
the point is to connect machine and human and to connect the

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whole digital system and, of course, AI as well with the human.

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Would it not be great if you had such an
implant, where the AI is also inside, then it is much

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easier to think. The AI will then think for you.

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I think that is the goal. As I
said, it will be connected with AI.

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AI is the control tool that is then supposed
to be connected with the central bank digital

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currency, and then we are in a total prison.

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That is worse than George Orwell could ever have imagined.

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But a very positive outlook from you nonetheless. You
believe we will make it, because otherwise you wouldn't

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constantly argue against it and stick your neck out so boldly.

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Yes, I am optimistic. It is a huge challenge, but
that is why we must now do our utmost to prevent it.

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I am also optimistic when it comes to the Germans, actually,
because at the core I see a lot of positive things there.

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It just needs a little awakening, and
they need to wake up from their slumber now.

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It is time to save not only Germany now, but also the world.

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That is the closing word, Prof.
Werner. Many thanks for this conversation.

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We will continue this, then we will talk about the
possibilities of prosperity growth, about the positive things,

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and I look forward to the next conversation. Many thanks.

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I thank you.

