Hey, thanks for tuning in to episode 11 of Unlimited Hangout.

I'm your host, Whitney Webb.

About a month ago, Johnny Vedmore and I published an article on Unlimited Hangout about

the World Economic Forum's first major simulation following their controversial event

201.

This event was known as CyberPologon.

It was co-hosted by the forum and a subsidiary of Russia's largest bank, Spur Bank.

And it simulated a cyber attack targeting specifically private and central banks, an event that, if it came to pass, would likely bring the global financial system to a grinding halt and facilitate the introduction of a completely new digital system. Such

an event would certainly benefit the simulations co-sponsor Spurbank, which is set to become the

first major bank in the world to issue its own cryptocurrency stablecoin and an associated

financial ecosystem that will allow them to monopolize payments for daily services throughout Russia.

Their system is set to launch sometime in March, which is, of course, just weeks away.

Aside from the ever-growing possibility of a great financial reset, in the United States, we have

the growing specter of a war on domestic terror that has been designed and is set to be implemented

by the very same people that lied the country into a disastrous and deadly war on domestic terror that has been designed and is set to be implemented by the very

same people that lied the country into a disastrous and deadly war on terror, a war that was

clearly in retrospect always intended to be a global war of terror. On the quickly escalating

domestic terror front, most recently, we've seen a pre-crime arrest related to January 6 that

was based only on social

media posts. Mainstream media claims that the so-called riot has now inspired Al-Qaeda and

ISIS to work with alleged U.S. extremists, and that FEMA has now been tasked by the Biden

administration as the latest agency to turn the bulk of their focus and funding to combating domestic terrorism.

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