9/11 Building 7 and Other Lies You Must Not Question

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Books mentioned in this episode: 

"180 Degrees: Unlearn the Lies You've Been Taught to Believe" book (00:06:28) Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth: Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth (00:08:53) "What If" book series (00:12:17) Isaac Asimov's short story "The Final Question" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:27:03 Robert Heinlein's science fiction works - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:28:03 Arthur C. Clarke's "Rendezvous with Rama" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:28:03 Jules Verne's science fiction works - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:28:03 Olaf Stapleton's book "The Last and First Men" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:28:03 Joe Haldeman's "The Forever War" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:28:03 Larry Niven's "Ringworld" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:29:11 Neil Stephenson's "Diamond Age" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:29:11 Cixin Liu's "The Three-Body Problem" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:29:11 John Taylor Gatto's books on education - mentioned by speaker 1 at 00:37:44 Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov - mentioned at 00:51:00 Decline of the West by Oswald Spengler - mentioned at 00:55:12

Chapters: 00:00 Intro

The suggestion to move to Argentina (00:01:04) Doug explains the differences between moving from California to Arizona and moving from Europe to Argentina.

Owning land in Paraguay (00:03:13) Doug discusses the unique characteristics of Paraguay and why he does not own land there.

Questions about the 9/11 building collapse (00:06:28) Doug shares his thoughts on the controlled demolition theory of Building 7's collapse and the lack of awareness about it.

Historical events and numbers (00:12:17) Doug discusses the questionable historical numbers related to the H**** and the disappeared people in Argentina.

Political and societal narratives (00:15:40) The conversation delves into the simplification of historical events and the creation of false narratives.

Current political climate and potential civil unrest (00:21:39) The discussion touches on the potential for civil unrest and the escalation of political tensions.

The right to bear arms and recreational nukes (00:21:56) Doug addresses the question of individuals' rights to possess nuclear weapons, emphasizing the impracticality and risks involved.

The proliferation of dangerous weapons (00:23:13) Discussion on the potential dangers of modern warfare, including computer hackers and bio-weapons.

Trump's solution to de-dollarization (00:25:02) Critique of Trump's economic ideas and comparison to the current government.

Influence of science fiction literature (00:27:03) Doug Casey's appreciation for science fiction literature and its impact on his views.

Libertarian ideals in science fiction (00:29:18) The presence of libertarian ideals in science fiction and the elite's disdain for the genre.

Airlines as an investment (00:30:22) Warren Buffet's perspective on airline industry and Doug Casey's stance on airline stocks.

Rising costs of public education (00:32:40) Discussion on the increasing costs of public education and the inefficiencies in the system.

Biden's tax proposal (00:38:41) Analysis of Biden's tax proposal and its potential impact on the capital system.

Economic war with Russia (00:44:07) Discussion on the economic conflict with Russia, including the repo act and potential consequences.

The Ukraine Conflict (00:47:51) Discussion on the US funding and prolonging the war in Ukraine, contrasting it with Israel's defense spending.

Israel and Palestine (00:49:29) Debate on the US government's support for Israel and its impact on the Palestinian conflict.

Psychopathic Leadership (00:50:29) Analysis of the US government's upper levels being populated by psychopaths and sociopaths.

Economic and Trade Wars (00:52:03) Discussion on US-China relations, including Blinken's visit and Yellen's comments on China's industrial capacity.

Hopeless Situation (00:54:04) Reflection on the current state of affairs and pessimistic outlook for the future.