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buckyfonds 2 days ago
They are already on their back-up plan. Banks are lending billions to Caiman Islands hedge funds who then buy trillions of Treasuries on leverage while the Fed and the Treasury keep volatility low so the hedge funds don't blow up. image After the reset: - the petrodollar falls, - Gold is the top-level settlement asset for blocs, - CBDCs are the day-to-day money, - and almost everything else is a revocable license. image So they certainly have a back-up plan. Hope you do as well.
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buckyfonds 3 days ago
Don't know what to think of this one 😂 Not sure if coincidence or not. image If Bitcoin doesn't comply, they'll eventually have to suspend dividends and this thing will tank.
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buckyfonds 3 days ago
The professor Jiang character is very interesting. Graduated Yale university and used to work for the UN (aka the One World Government organization that sponsors child trafficking and genocide by vaccines). He was suspected by the Chinese government of spying in 2002 and was deported 😂 Going viral organically doesn't really work in 2026. Platforms like Twitter, Youtube, TikTok, only promote content that pushes the official narrative (so plants and useful idiots). After watching a few of his videos, I think it is very likely he is an intelligence asset (most likely CIA). He could be a useful idiot but I find this less likely based on his takes. It was much easier for intelligence agencies to control people's access to information pre-Covid. Many more people used to watch mainstream media, but the CIA pushed the propaganda too far. Once different networks started repeating the same script word for word, people stopped watching and lost trust. The CIA knew they needed to keep control of the narrative, so they started pushing certain "independent media" personalities. Tucker Carlson (CIA) got "fired" by Fox news (even though he had the highest ratings 😂) just because people stopped watching TV and the CIA needs him to reach more people. In many cases, even when professor Jiang is likely correct about his conclusions, his argumentation is so flawed that he ends up pushing people away from the "conspiracy theory". Watching some of his recent videos remind me of the recent podcast with Joe Rogan and Theo Von. The whole podcast looked like a hostage video. Both completely compromised (especially Rogan) and terrified to not say something they shouldn't say. Professor Jiang is a bit more subtle than these guys, but I still find it unlikely he's a useful idiot based on his interviews. The "this is extremely dangerous to our democracy" moment is probably when the CIA knew they had to focus on pushing the "independent" media personalities. Controlling the media is at the core of the protocols of the learned elders of Zion. The CIA hasn't given up on propaganda now that mainstream media is cooked (only watched by boomers, retards, and retarded boomers). image
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buckyfonds 4 days ago
Great video by Dr. Sam Bailey on how viruses don't exist and have never been isolated. Dr. Tom Cowan goes into more detail in this video. https://rumble.com/v6rh2e3-there-was-no-covid-virus-how-weve-all-been-duped-by-the-medical-establishme.html When it comes to these massive "conspiracy theories", most people usually say: "There's no way that's true. Do you know how many people would have to be in on it?" And of course, not very many people would have to be in on it. Most doctors still vaccinate themselves, their children, and their pets even though vaccines are used to depopulate. However, many of the main puppet politicians are likely in on it (US, Russia, China, India, Iran, Israel, etc.). The Covid scamdemic was a mask off moment for our One World Government. image
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buckyfonds 3 weeks ago
Even with all the implicit and explicit yield curve control, bond yields are slowly rising. image I am of the opinion that the Controllers can prolong the fiat ponzi for much longer than most think, but will eventually decide to rug. Why? Because all fiat currencies eventually fail, and the Controllers will definitely decide to fail the current financial system in a carefully preplanned fashion to avoid excess chaos. image If markets were efficient, bond yields would be in the double digits (and then most would realize that with current debt levels this is game over). However, markets are efficient to constraints. Most of the bond holders in the system are captive - meaning they are aware that it is a mathematical certainty they will get robbed if they buy bonds, but they are forced to. So bond yields are fake and managed, just like the prices of most, if not all, assets. Yield Curve Control (YCC) = Central Bank commits to cap yields on some part of the curve (say 10Y at 4.25%). If yields try to rise above the cap, Central Bank buys bonds in unlimited size to enforce the level. It's a way to say: "Beyond this point, the bond market no longer gets to vote on our fiscal/monetary mix." Yield Curve Control is the bridge that lets the Controllers carry an insane nominal debt pile through inflation surges, regime shifts, and crises, without allowing yields to reflexively spike and force default. With YCC, the curve is no longer a sensor; it's a policy-controlled output. You often hear about explicit YCC (Japan style), but the whole fake fiat system is designed around implicit YCC. The logical question is: - "Who are these rich retards who keep buying bonds and keep getting robbed just so they can fund their own enslavement?" Most people/companies who have lots of money usually know that owning bonds is a losing proposition, so you have to force them to buy your useless paper. States design the rules so that banks, insurers, pensions, and autopilot funds end up long bonds, and then bonds get expropriated in real terms. This is the path of least resistance. Retail with direct bonds is rounding error. So the bondholders are the institutional skeleton that anchors the regime: states, banks, pensions, insurers, big funds, and foreign sovereigns. Why them? Because they are controllable, slow, diffuse, and essential. They can't easily run, can't easily revolt, and can be quietly sheared to fund whatever comes next (AI governance).
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buckyfonds 1 month ago
Joe Kent, the US Director of the National Counter-terrorism Center just resigned. This guy has the highest security clearance in the entire US government, so if I had to guess, he probably has good reasons to believe this war won't end anytime soon. Also, "Director of the National Counter-terrorism Center". Most of the terrorism throughout the world is perpetrated by the CIA and Mossad (practically the same thing). The CIA has almost always used false flags to get Americans to support the next big bankers' war. However, this time there was no false flag and most Americans are seemingly opposed to this war. Did this guy think that there would be a false flag CIA operation to get more people to support this war? He "lost his life in a war manufactured by Israel", and, it was highly likely they were going to use him as a scapegoat for future false flags. As Henry Kissinger wold say: "Military men are just dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns in foreign policy." image It seems to me the US is using this war because they need a plausible reason to step down from dollar hegemony ( ). US hegemony is expensive and brittle: - Dollar as sole reserve demands large, persistent deficits. - Weaponized finance (sanctions, seizures) pushes others to defect. A perceived defeat / stalemate against Iran provides a reason to frame: - partial dedollarization, - more multipolar arrangements, - more gold-based settlement, as reluctant necessity rather than voluntary surrender. The Controllers effectively want to move from US-dollar hegemon to multi-bloc gold-backed settlement without a clean "US surrender". They need a credible geopolitical reason for: - US relative humiliation, - reserve shifts, - new settlement arrangements, without making it look like a board (One World Government) decision. You can think of it this way: - Current system = dollar + US Treasuries as core reserve/collateral. - Endgame = fiat currencies float, but physical gold is the final settlement asset between blocs (tokenized, physical, or rewriting ledgers in warehouses throughout the world). From last year: "China is considering setting up overseas gold warehouses to support international settlements via the Shanghai Gold Exchange, according to the People’s Bank of China (PBOC). This move aims to expand the use of the RMB benchmark internationally. The Shanghai International Gold Exchange is key to China’s de-dollarization push, offering RMB reserve holders the opportunity to convert into gold. The RMB is now used for most inbound and outbound transactions, according to the China State Administration of Foreign Exchange." ( )