Jay Dyer (63:57)
Route of the Petrodollar okay, so Daniel Esalen's excellent classic book from my publisher, Trying Day, is the Bilderberg Group. And by the way, I just did a new interview with Daniel Estelin. It was about three weeks ago and he said he's going to put it up very soon, but I still haven't seen it up yet. So look for my new interview with Daniel Eslin. His channel has grown quite a bit. I think he has 34 500, 000 now and you YouTube so that should be a good I think we did about an hour long podcast on Epstein and a bunch of other attendant issues, but the Kissinger really is the one that locked us into, at I think the behest of the Rockefellers and others, obviously the petrodollar system that gives us, as banana up the butt correctly says, a reason to have all of these foreign interests to intervene globally. So in other words, if the US has its own massive strategic oil tap that it doesn't need all of these other global oil sources, which is true. Well then we don't need to have all these foreign involvements. But Kissinger realized, well, if we are artificially dependent upon all of these other countries, we now have a necessitated globalization situation, which provides the excuse for, for the very things that Andrew Meyer was arguing. So I agree with you. Banana up the butt. And I think that Andrew's argument at this point falls apart. And that's what I was telling him about Kissinger and Bilderberg in the 1970s and he admitted that, but he said what? But it's different now because Trump is doing that for America. Well, I, I, I'm not sure I buy that argument, but it's an interesting line of argument. Darth $5 says I absently minded. I absent mindedly scroll past Jay's notifications like three times now. Well then you owe me more super chats. How's that? Zach? I think I did this one earlier. Says this is $159. Says Christ has risen. Happy. Pos Blessed Posco. Thank you, man. Indeed he is. Appreciate that if I'm slow today you guys, because again, we drove back at 3 in the morning. I probably should have just stayed at a hotel, but I don't know why I just thought, no, we'll just drive back. I actually wasn't thinking about, you know, Posca being, I mean, Rokor Posca, you're not leaving church until freaking four in the morning, dude. So I should have thought about that, but. Dire, unfiltered $5. Last week I saw a bunch of new Catholic converts and every video show showed baptisms by sprinkling. Wasn't this never normally used in the first thousand years? Yeah, my understanding is that it was pretty universally, you know, dunking and really there would just be maybe economia for aspersion, but over time, aspersion, you know, unfortunately economyia ends up sometimes becoming the norm. And that's where you get these irregular disciplines that become, you know, praxis, which is unfortunate. But, you know, the same thing happened in Serbia. You know, for many centuries in Serbia, Serbia was probably under, you know, papist influence and they did aspersion for, for a long time. So it's not ideal, but I think God's grace, you know, makes up for what's lacking. But that is an interesting question. And there is a scholarly text that I think is out of print. And it was Father Daniel of the Antiochian Church in Indiana, a good friend of ours, and he recommended me this, this book. He said that this is the book that convinced him to become Orthodox, was just the church of the first seven centuries. The way they practiced baptism and pedal communion. He argued that that was the thing that convinced him, like just on the sacraments alone. He's like the only church doing it the way that the Universal east and West Church did it in the first seven centuries. Okay, ban this idiot. This is a. Are you getting these dumb bots in the chat? All right, let me make sure I didn't miss a super chat here. Yes, I'm gonna do Redeem Zoomer, you guys. Darth Grumpy. Welcome to the members. Well, emanuel says for 50 Mexican pesos, they say honey, lemon and cinnamon might help you. Don't blame me if you start seeing shadow twerkers. Well, I was driving at 4 in the mornings while I saw shadow people twerking. But that. That might have also been because I was up in the Club Kievan Roost. $5. To add to the petrodollar argument. It's also to neuter an. An enemy at a time that adversaries are building them their militaries. This will solidify US Dominance. None of this is going to matter if you don't fix the dollar. Dude, this is all. I'm sorry, I just don't believe it. Even if that's. Even if that's Trump's motivation to solidify US Dominance. I mean, if we just keep sliding away with inflation and the dollar dies, like it's not going to matter that you get more oil. Tiffany. $5. Tiffany and Josh from X. We did get into Franzia last night. And Uzo, Christos and Esti. How did I know? It's because every Orthodox person was drinking last night, that's why. Except for me. So you know I wasn't drinking if I was driving home at 3 in the morning. Right? Jewish skeptic. $5 if you're at a church with a lot of Eastern Europeans. Vodka and wine flows and Posca especially. I don't think the last few of us got out until 5:30am I understand. I was driving home at 5:30am. Eddie says Net and Yahoo. Oh, yeah, remember the Kanye's bizarre skit or whatever that was? Derek Mack, $10. What do you think America's politically and culturally, like, in five to 10 years? Well, hopefully we can become more Orthodox, right? So, by the way, that's a great point to transition over here to this brief story about th thousands of tweets and comments about all the Orthodox people that were just received. But I didn't want to play this because somebody just now sent it to me and said, hey, you got to see Sam Hyde was arguing with an atheist. All right, let's see this. This is interesting. Do you believe in God?
