[0.00–8.34] The cyber attack seems like a very possible scenario because it's a way for the banks
[8.34–12.82] to absolve themselves of any role in a financial crisis.
[12.82–18.30] It's an easy way to consolidate banks so that only systemically important ones survive
[18.30–19.30] the hack.
[19.30–25.34] And it could also potentially be a very effective means of onboarding people onto this new digital
[25.34–26.94] currency paradigm.
[26.94–31.36] So for example, let's say this financial cyber attack on the banks takes place.
[31.36–36.48] And they say, well, the existing money in your account has disappeared.
[36.48–41.56] The hackers took it, but we can return to you the exact same amount of money you had.
[41.56–43.96] But it won't be in the dollars you had before.
[43.96–49.80] It will be in USDC or this dollar back stablecoin or it will be this token.
[49.80–56.64] So you can get an equivalent amount of money back from the money that was stolen from you.
[56.64–58.64] But it has to be this new money.
[58.64–61.10] It has to be part of this new system.
[61.10–66.02] There's the potential here for people to steal money from you and then essentially give
[66.02–72.20] it back to you, but with new conditions and with a new like social contract.
[72.20–80.14] You voluntarily accepted this new system and voluntarily onboarded to this new paradigm.
[80.14–82.86] But it's a coercion to an extreme degree.
[82.86–87.98] All of your money was stolen and now you can only get it back if you take it in the form
[87.98–95.66] of the digital dollars that we approve of or the CBDC depending on where you are.
[95.66–101.10] So the head of DHS Alexander Mayorkas has said on record that the next big threat to
[101.10–106.70] Americans is a cyber security event that he called Killware.
[106.70–111.54] And Killware certainly sounds very scary, but if you read the existing definition of it,
[111.54–116.90] it refers to cyber attacks on essential infrastructure that has the potential to kill people.
[116.90–121.62] So it doesn't necessarily kill people like in the name, but it attacks things like water
[121.62–127.78] systems, the power grid, essential infrastructure that people rely on every day.
[127.78–132.90] This company called Cyber Reason in 2020 actually simulated a massive Killware attack that
[132.90–136.42] was targeting a US presidential election.
[136.42–140.94] And the way they conducted this Killware simulation, which they did with DHS and some
[140.94–147.42] US law enforcement agencies, was to get the US presidential election canceled and martial law
[147.42–148.42] declared.
[148.42–150.42] So why are they doing that?
[150.42–151.42] Why?
[151.42–154.54] I don't know.
[154.54–160.38] So I'll tell you why in my opinion, because darkness and evil can never be satisfied and without
[160.38–165.70] the spirit of God, they will continue on with death and destruction until they dig their
[165.70–166.70] own grave.
[166.70–172.54] And so the answer is Jesus, but because most of them probably won't repent, they're going
[172.54–176.46] to have a very, very uncomfortable eternity.
[176.46–177.74] That's why.