Welcome to the Jelly Box in the James Jelly Box.

And I know I always say I'm excited about this bit of special guest, but I really am.

Sean Corrigan, I spotted on Twitter tweeting out some immensely punchy, incisive things about the current insanity.

Sean, tell me about yourself. I know you run a company called Cantalon Consulting and you're based in Switzerland and you know a bit about finance. Tell me more about what you do first of all.

Okay, so to cut a long story short, I drifted into the city in the mid 80s when it became the the vogue thing to do for people who had the opportunity to get there.

At the time we used to be quite cynical about it. We used to say the great thing about the city was it was better than working for a living.

Unfortunately a few years later our American friends took over and it got all very serious and the crisis got ever bigger and the central bank response got ever more limited.

And here we are 25 or 35, 45 years whatever it is later and the world just just keeps getting worse and the insanity just keep getting bigger and I keep trying to row upstream against it and try to point out some of the some of the errors and the follies.

Sometimes they're amusing sometimes they're insightful and generally they're ignored.

Yeah, I'm really glad that I've got you because I mean look I have no I when I was at university and I did the milk round where where you know in your final year where they come round to your university and they try and recruit you for for the merchant banks as they then were.

I failed the test I tried and they wouldn't have me I reckon I reckon they must have they must have seen even then that I was not suitable for creating dog shit products like collateralized debt obligations and and and flogging them on to to to gullible idiots I mean I maybe I maybe they they they they know so I had too many morals but what really interest me is that despite my relative financial ignorance.

To me it is clear as day what is happening in the world right now that this is the culmination of decades of planning that this is what we're witnessing is that the deliberately engineered collapse of the global financial system.

That that that that we are being steered towards central bank digital currencies that we are going to have more and more of our freedoms taken away from this.

That climate change and the sustainability agenda is being used to force on us expensive forms of energy rather than you know cheap fossil fuel energy.

That this is all a coordinated attempt to turn ordinary people like you and me into slaves of this of this tiny tiny elite.

If it's obvious to me and I'm not a financial expert why why are so many people in the financial sector who presumably ought to be the brightest sparks on the block you know they're very well paid.

Why are they still blind to what's going on?

Well I think sometimes the infantryman in the trenches doesn't necessarily understand what the general staff are doing or the purpose of it.

Since they're they're in their dodging bullets and trying to fight back they're too busy doing what they do.

We also have the position as you say that whether or not you believe that the elite are clever enough to engineer every last every last move on this human human chess board that they seem to be keen on manipulating or whether they're just being opportunistic in trying to advance their fantasies every time something else they've done goes wrong and presenting it as a solution.

I don't know but we've had I mean okay we go back to the 1968ers when the student leftists took over the West and the so called cultural Marxists started to to infiltrate through all our cultural educational institutional structures we've had three generations of people who've been educated this way and it's become increasingly difficult in any sphere of life to speak up to speak against it.

To buck the trend the cancel culture has become something of a cliche but we have something of a cross between the medieval church is a punctual for seeking out and burning heretics and the worst of the of the Stalinist or the Maoist depression of of running dog imperialists or whatever the public enemy was then designated as so.

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