Geopolitics and Empire is joined by Claudio Grass, who's a former airline executive Swiss Peace Corps officer and an investment manager specialized in precious metals.

I've been following his work for, I don't know, how many years now, it's great work.

Welcome to geopolitics and empire, Claudia.

Thank you very much for you. Always a pleasure. I mean, first time, first talk. I think I have 11 years of history something. I started, I think, writing 10, 11 years ago.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I was just saying, I don't know what took me so long to get you on. I've been reading your stuff for like probably five plus years. But in any case, I mean, there's so much going on in the world, Claudio, but I tend to

start first with the global megatrend that's affecting us all, right?

You know, the great reset.

You were involved with the planet lockdown documentary films.

And, you know, it's this drive by an international elite to install a planetary

dictatorship they use whatever they can cook up to scare us into this new neo feudalism right

terrorism the weather fake health scares and so forth and in fact this week this week they're

meeting at davos right and so not too far not too far from where, this week they're meeting at Davos, right? And so not too far,

not too far from where you're at. So what sort of your assessment for this push for world

government, nothing which is new, but it seems to be reaching an apex point, no, or climax. So,

you know, your take on the past couple of years, the planet lockdown and this push, you know, who are these elites and how you view their agenda and, you know, your take on the past couple of years, the planet lockdown, and this push,

you know, who are these elites and how you view their agenda and how far they are along?

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, we can see a push for tower centralization for quite some time.

I mean, in many years, you know, global problems need global solutions, therefore you need a global government.

That's already in the pipeline, you know, for decades.

And I think, yeah, I mean, because we are witnessing the end of socialism, I mean, this system has nothing to do with capitalism or free markets in our. So it's really the end of socialism. It's the end of, I mean, money is, it's never the scarcity of money, especially not in the credit-based system. It's always about the scarcity of goods and services. And I think, you know, we have printed so much money. I mean, it's unprecedented in history. Everything comes to an end. And I think even the elites and

the central bankers, you know, and all the institutional idiots, they basically understand that,

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