What is this book about?

It's about the tragedy of the 20th century, which is the two world wars, and the third

world war being the Cold War and the hope, which is the idea of spreading liberal

democracy to the rest of the world, whether you want it or not.

You will be liberal or we will blow you up, right? In the sense of the world, whether you want it or not. You will be liberal or we will blow you up,

right? In the sense of the worst sense of the word, right? Leftism is ultimately what we get with

this. Debt slavery is the key to the entire system, not just the U.S. and the Great Depression,

but the entire world banking system. And when you do that, when you run up this gigantic fiat system,

to move it away from the gold center, that's why the 70s shock doctrine was so important,

moving away from any kind of standard, allowed there to be these gigantic, massive debt bubbles,

which are by design. And that's the key point that Quigley admits, even though he's not

an economist, he's admitting this about the way that the elite worked the system. And it's, again,

you know, the U.S. economy is obviously the biggest. So it's not just the U.S. economy, but now I think

what we're seeing with Klaus and, you know, Davos, World, a world like going to informant. This is moving to a global scale where they're going to do this on the whole picture, right?

The whole world is going to be involved in this big, gigantic restructuring program.

Welcome back to the Alex Jones Show.

I'm your guest host, Jay Dyer, jasonnelsis.com.

And, you know, if you were paying attention to the Cryptosphere today, wow, what an amazing event with a lot of speculation over Elon Musk being into crypto for a long time. But was he actually?

Well, it was kind of unclear.

And then the last few weeks, if you followed this, you've noticed that he's tweeted a lot

about Doge.

He put Bitcoin in his bio on Twitter.

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