Tom Bilyeu

Go get good at finance.

Cool.

So they put themselves at the center of that.

You've talked very eloquently about the whole idea of usury.

It's like if American Christians or Christians in general don't believe that they can charge interest, but you have a group over here that's like, yeah, why wouldn't you?

You facilitate modern economics, which has given us

unbelievable prosperity.

So it's a great idea no matter how angry you get about the rates that they charge or whatever.

It is a modern miracle that somebody figured out debt, that they figured out interest, absolutely incredible.

But when you run that system for too long, it tends to bump into weaknesses and you're ultimately going to get a K-shaped economy as we have seen over and over and over, certainly for the last 500 plus years.

And so at that moment, when that breaks down and people feel like they're being held down by bankers, if you look up and you go, oh, the bankers are all Jewish, then you confuse a K-shaped economy, which as we are learning now can be done by Jew or Gentile alike.

And they are conflating two things, which are a K-shaped economy is devastating and it's killed every empire that's ever been foolish enough to create one.

And because Jewish people are so good at identifying where the positions of power actually are and they go there and they are tremendously successful, then we go, oh, it must be their fault.

And that is from where I'm sitting as somebody who's really come to all of this late.

I came up as an entrepreneur, that's my whole background.

And so getting into the economics of it all, the political nature of it all has been very, I've had to orient and build a new map.

So I'm looking at that going, hold on, I can feel this racing now towards anti-Semitism and people are no longer making contact with the economic arguments.

And they're going to something that feels like conspiracy.

And that's where it begins to break down.

And so while the initial assumption from where I'm sitting is maybe only seven degrees off, you start taking that down the road far enough.