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Hey gang, it's me, Dr. Steve. I hope you're having a wonderful weekend. The weather out here has been absolutely beautiful of late, and the northeast has been absolutely lovely.

I just had to comment on the latest threat coming from Elon Musk, because this is just so huge for the emergence of a parallel economy that's been in the works now for the last few years that I know many of you are excited about.

You may have heard, we talked about it a bit on yesterday's video, but Musk tweeted out an announcement yesterday that Twitter had a massive drop in ad revenue due to what he called activist groups, pressuring advertisers to boycott Twitter.

Now, of course, these are far-left agitators trying to hurt Twitter financially, and Musk was just beside himself, because he commented on how ridiculously messed up this is, because in the end, all these activists are ultimately trying to do is destroy free speech in America and around the world.

These activists, as well as their compliant advertisers, of course. So Mike Davis, a fellow over at the Federalist Society, which is the judicial organization that promotes conservative judges, six of the nine justices who serve on the Supreme Court or members of the Federalist Society.

He tweeted out to Musk that he ought to name and shame the advertisers who are coming to the advertiser boycotts, so we can counter boycott them.

And Musk replied, and I'm quoting him here, he said, a thermonuclear name and shame is exactly what will happen if this continues.

Now, that's huge. And I think it's huge, precisely because of how it ties into this burgeoning parallel economy.

Now, a parallel economy simply put is made up of consumers who reject the wokeness of mainstream corporations and intentionally engage in financial transactions and exchanges outside those companies domains.

And what this inevitably does is it gives rise to parallel institutions and businesses and sectors that provide alternatives to the woken-fested mainstream institutions, businesses and sectors.

So over the last few years, we've been seeing a massive surge in parallel institutions like, for example, parallel media, Breitbart, Epoch Times, Newsmax, this channel, of course.

We're seeing a rise of parallel social media or alt-tack like rumble and bit shoot and true social and the like.

We've seen the rise of parallel currency like crypto. We've seen the rise of the parallel school systems like homeschooling, classical Christian schools.

I mean, homeschooling has surged over 700% in some parts of this nation over the last two years.

It's amazing, of course, we're seeing the rise in parallel colleges, conservative colleges, Christian colleges that are actually flourishing while other colleges are seeing across the board decline in their enrollment.

Alternate payment processing systems like GABA, parallel medical insurance, like healthcare cost sharing organizations that the omniscience have been using for decades.

But here's the key in all of this.

The impetus, the propulsion, the thrust that's driving the parallel economy is what's called consumer politics.

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