I'm driving through rural Romania. I live in a country which is rural, very rural, and I'm

going to a part of Romania which is extremely rural. And people often ask me, hey, did you

move there to get off grid? Because I have this idea that if you go far enough away from

the cities, that you're off grid and you're safe from the new world order. And I always

contest at this point and make it very, very clear that I protect myself from the new

world order by being on lots of grids at the same time. By having lots of passports, lots

of companies, lots of trusts, which own assets, lots of bank councils, residencies. I live

in many, many places. It's very difficult for anyone to track down and say exactly where

is my life. No one government controls my entire existence. I have 11 driver's licenses.

We live in a rural now. Globalization is nearly impossible to be off grid. I get stuck

for speeding five times a week. No one does shit. I have so many driver's licenses. I

said, you guys should do the same. Same thing with passports, man. If I fuck up big time,

in England, Maltsman, jail, I could fly an Nigerian passbook for an American.

You can't ban me from driving. It's very, very hard to control me because I put myself

on a bunch of grids. The idea of going off grid is an old fashioned thinking and it's

outdated. But when discussing this, people often talk about the new world order and the

new world order has many various different definitions. Some people see the new world

order as the shadow cartel for the politicians. Some people see as the Rothschilds with the

Luminati or the banking sector. It's very, very difficult to surmise what the new world

order is. But for me, I think the new world order is very simple. And the new world order

is the smartphone. I think the smartphone is the new world order. So, it's charging.

I think the smartphone is the new world order. Why? Because they know who you talk to. They

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