This is an interview I did with Aya Velázquez in February. We didn’t talk about my prosecution. Instead, we talked—or, OK, mostly I talked—about global capitalism, Elon Musk, Trump, Israel/Palestine, etc. We talked about all that for several hours.
Aya has edited it all down to just over an hour.
If you’re not already familiar with Aya Velázquez, she’s an independent journalist in Berlin, one of the journalists that broke the Robert Koch Institut Leaks story, which documented how government officials and health authorities deceived the German public during the roll-out of the New Normal in 2020-2022. She also reported on my Thought Crime trials in Berlin. She publishes mostly in German, but also in English occasionally. I highly recommend her work.
I don’t normally send out interviews on Substack. I just post them in the Interviews section of my Substack landing page, which I will also do with this one after it goes out. I’m sending this one out to you because readers often ask me to explain a lot of the stuff I explain in the interview, which doesn’t really lend itself to explanation in my BTL replies or on Substack Notes. If you’re one of those readers, maybe this will help clear up some of your questions.
On the other hand, if you’re one of those readers who get upset when I write or talk about global capitalism, or Israel/Palestine, or God help me, if I criticize Elon Musk, viewer discretion is advised.
OK, here’s the interview.
Thank you. Wonderful interview.
Life is deep and profound but also trying and pointless at times. Please keep trying to awaken us and find a way to forgive the vast majority who are lost in embracing some form or another of irrationality or zealotry.
Capitalism has many flaws but our current dilemma seems more to do with the fact that we don't have a sound and stable form of money anywhere in the world and we're ruled by evil bankers who can create it out of nothing and enslave us because we need it to exist.
Peace and love in one person's heart can give us hope for optimism in tomorrow's world. Smile and carry on is enough sometimes, at least for me
Great interview and discussion. I agree on nearly every point and see the matters much in the same way.
However...there are no "pure market forces." Which is why I don't particularly like "GlobalCap" as a term or name. There are no market forces at play. Look at the inordinate transfer of wealth which occurred with "Covid" as a result of enforced business shutdowns. There's been no genuine "market forces" since the late 1700s wars which were financed and political outcomes purchased.
The nature of the current system is always that companies are subsumed. They're eaten. Look at the giant conglomerates which hold brand name after brand name. They subsume competition. Look at how the tech world is arranged. Start-ups are subsumed by conglomerates. Once subsumed, the product deteriorates in nearly every single instance or is removed from public usage. I used to buy one processed lasagne years ago because it was surprisingly very good. That brand, long ago, was bought, subsumed, and became three lasagne noodles with a thin layer of sauce and little sprinkle of cheese on top for the same price. How many tech developments were taken away from people and licensed under an enormous fee? How many tech developments only interact with certain systems?
I agree an ideology reigns which measures and values everything according to money or material evaluation. This is a spiritual crisis allowed to happen by the people who are essentially free and willing to be lobotomized by smartphones, AI, and social media. They've willingly given up their prerogatives and freedom. Another example might be artists being paid by a social democracy which then extracts their freedoms if they "cross a line." What did anyone expect? All governments have "lines." For God's sake...now the "general public" is required to subsidize "independent writers" if they want anything outside of MSM. Support your local X tweeter or Substack writer. Why? You're playing the system "GlobalCap" has devised. Why play?
GlobalCap evolves into a totalitarian regime because it has nothing left to do? Come on. BS. "The System" has ALWAYS been one of control. They're simply able to move and carp diem--Seize the day!!--so they do so as either opportunities arise and they "create" opportunities.
Those with this level of money and power thought that, with "Covid," they could "close the deal" and bring forth Agenda 30 early. Because of their wealth and power, they believe themselves "special" and anointed...which is a common failure of people with rampaging egos.
If anyone is on any social media, they're basically on a propaganda apparatus. Sift the news. Sift the facts. Determine "truth" for yourself. I agree with CJ on Musk, Twitter Files, USAID, etc. And, yes, a cartoon narrative is always presented. Right now, the directive is to subsume those who "want freedom." As CJ says, a natural, human desire. How much are you going to support the system by participating in it and deriving economic benefit? The oldsters have no choice. This choice is presented the young.