Ian Carroll

All of these towers are solid, wall to wall, bottom to top, all 100 dollar bills. This is what one quadrillion dollars looks like. So, Last year, the DTC processed 3.8 quadrillion dollars of trades. Like when your ass cousin bought weed stocks. That's the kind of trades we're talking about.

All of these towers are solid, wall to wall, bottom to top, all 100 dollar bills. This is what one quadrillion dollars looks like. So, Last year, the DTC processed 3.8 quadrillion dollars of trades. Like when your ass cousin bought weed stocks. That's the kind of trades we're talking about.

All of these towers are solid, wall to wall, bottom to top, all 100 dollar bills. This is what one quadrillion dollars looks like. So, Last year, the DTC processed 3.8 quadrillion dollars of trades. Like when your ass cousin bought weed stocks. That's the kind of trades we're talking about.

But that means that you multiply this entire graphic by 3.8 times and that is how much money is changing hands at the DTC. And it's all being processed and overseen by this one company that no one has heard about that was founded by a CIA agent. In that annual report, they also mention that they're sitting on $72 trillion of mortgage-backed securities.

But that means that you multiply this entire graphic by 3.8 times and that is how much money is changing hands at the DTC. And it's all being processed and overseen by this one company that no one has heard about that was founded by a CIA agent. In that annual report, they also mention that they're sitting on $72 trillion of mortgage-backed securities.

But that means that you multiply this entire graphic by 3.8 times and that is how much money is changing hands at the DTC. And it's all being processed and overseen by this one company that no one has heard about that was founded by a CIA agent. In that annual report, they also mention that they're sitting on $72 trillion of mortgage-backed securities.

You know, the things that caused the global financial collapse in 2008, when everyone got too carried away, milking the free money spigot for all it was worth, and then making off with massive taxpayer bailouts to pay their bonuses? So it's safe to say that this corporation that you've never heard of is insanely important and insanely powerful.

You know, the things that caused the global financial collapse in 2008, when everyone got too carried away, milking the free money spigot for all it was worth, and then making off with massive taxpayer bailouts to pay their bonuses? So it's safe to say that this corporation that you've never heard of is insanely important and insanely powerful.

You know, the things that caused the global financial collapse in 2008, when everyone got too carried away, milking the free money spigot for all it was worth, and then making off with massive taxpayer bailouts to pay their bonuses? So it's safe to say that this corporation that you've never heard of is insanely important and insanely powerful.

And it was founded by a CIA spook in collaboration with all the biggest financial institutions in America. To this day, it is still run by the same crowd. When you look at the board of directors, just about every major financial institution is represented. And let me explain what you're looking at here. These are from my personal notes.

And it was founded by a CIA spook in collaboration with all the biggest financial institutions in America. To this day, it is still run by the same crowd. When you look at the board of directors, just about every major financial institution is represented. And let me explain what you're looking at here. These are from my personal notes.

And it was founded by a CIA spook in collaboration with all the biggest financial institutions in America. To this day, it is still run by the same crowd. When you look at the board of directors, just about every major financial institution is represented. And let me explain what you're looking at here. These are from my personal notes.

And what I do is I just go and look up the board of directors and I read through their biographies on the official website. And they mention, because they're trying to brag about it, all their past work history.

And what I do is I just go and look up the board of directors and I read through their biographies on the official website. And they mention, because they're trying to brag about it, all their past work history.

And what I do is I just go and look up the board of directors and I read through their biographies on the official website. And they mention, because they're trying to brag about it, all their past work history.

And so then I go out and I just get little graphics of where they've worked, just so we can visualize the types of relationships that these board members have, current and past, on their resumes, right?

And so then I go out and I just get little graphics of where they've worked, just so we can visualize the types of relationships that these board members have, current and past, on their resumes, right?

And so then I go out and I just get little graphics of where they've worked, just so we can visualize the types of relationships that these board members have, current and past, on their resumes, right?

And when you look through their board of directors, you see all the biggest financial institutions and most of the regulators, like the FDIC and FINRA, but also the SEC, Apex Fintech Solutions, Davis Polk. The list goes on and on with names like JP Morgan, Citadel Securities, Goldman Sachs, Citi, TD, we talked about BCG last week. And you could really just rabbit hole down this stuff

And when you look through their board of directors, you see all the biggest financial institutions and most of the regulators, like the FDIC and FINRA, but also the SEC, Apex Fintech Solutions, Davis Polk. The list goes on and on with names like JP Morgan, Citadel Securities, Goldman Sachs, Citi, TD, we talked about BCG last week. And you could really just rabbit hole down this stuff