The petrodollar's reign is crumbling, and with it, the dollar's global dominance. Join us as we unpack the seismic shifts in global finance, sparked by Saudi Arabia's move to trade oil outside of US dollars. Discover how the Biden administration's green policies play into this landscape, signaling a profound transformation in fiscal power and the value of fiat currency. This episode serves as a critical wake-up call about the largest wealth transfer in history and its far-reaching implications.

Is a "crypto coup" brewing in American politics? Explore the fascinating dynamics and stark differences in political attitudes towards cryptocurrency. From Joe Biden's controversial stance to legislative actions hinting at broader acceptance and regulation of digital assets, we dissect the potential for significant policy shifts. Transitioning to a historical and personal lens, we share extraordinary stories—like buying a historic home in Bonham, Texas, and unearthing a 1962 newspaper about the Cuban Missile Crisis—tying these tales to the broader financial narratives of today.

The Great Reset isn't just a theory—it's unfolding before our eyes. This episode dives deep into the intentions of global elites to centralize power and wealth, with a particular focus on the implications of the World Economic Forum's agenda. Reflecting on historical cycles and the concept of an impending financial world war, we highlight the critical role cryptocurrencies may play in this evolving scenario. Join us as we explore state-level responses to these challenges, including crypto deregulation efforts and the resurgence of gold and silver as legal tender, painting a vivid picture of the battle for economic control.

What if our world is a carefully controlled illusion, designed to stifle the technological marvels we were promised? Today, researchers Chris Graves and Mr. Anderson join us to explore how elites might be suppressing technological progress, leading to a stunted 21st century. We spotlight Nikola Tesla's revolutionary contributions, from alternating current to wireless communication, and his struggles for recognition and funding. We ponder the idea that our technological trajectory has been manipulated to maintain control.

Could the Trump family be linked to Nikola Tesla's mysterious inventions and even time travel? We dive into fascinating theories involving Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining," John G. Trump's handling of Tesla's papers, and the peculiar parallels in Ingersoll Lockwood's books about Baron Trump. This segment also examines the profound impact of oil magnates like John D. Rockefeller on our technological path, questioning whether our dependence on crude oil has stunted human ingenuity.

Join us as we uncover the controversial history of alternative energy inventions and their suppression. From high-efficiency carburetors to water cars and energy machines, we discuss how inventors like Charles Pogue, Tom Ogle, and Stanley Meyer faced significant opposition and untimely deaths. We also explore concepts like zero-point energy and anti-gravitational propulsion systems, revealing the intersection of innovation, economic interests, and scientific debate. Throughout, we reflect on the ethical dilemmas faced by inventors in their battle between principles and success, and ponder the broader implications of suppressed technologies on our societal progress.

Could the 50-year-old petrodollar agreement be on the verge of collapse? Join us for an eye-opening discussion with Tony Arterburn  from Wise Wolf Gold as we unpack the intricate details surrounding the potential end of this historic deal between the United States and Saudi Arabia. We explore the likelihood of Saudi Arabia diversifying its currency transactions with China and the BRICS nations and delve into the broader implications for global de-dollarization. Plus, we examine the establishment of a cross-border digitized payment system between Saudi Arabia and China, offering a comprehensive look at how these changes could reshape the world economy.

Shifting our focus to global economic power dynamics, we analyze the rapid rate hikes by Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve's struggle with stagflation. Tony provides historical context around the petrodollar's relationship with oil and military power since 1971 and discusses the Great Reset, China's strategic accumulation of U.S. dollars and gold, and the decline of American manufacturing. This segment highlights the broader geopolitical and economic changes, including Turkey's interest in joining BRICS, underscoring the urgent need for a nuanced understanding of the global economic transition.

Curious about the latest trends in gold investment? We delve into the relationship between kleptocracy, totalitarianism, and public-private partnerships in China, and the practical strategies for buying gold, such as fractionalized gold and the benefits of purchasing in bulk. Tony shares his insights on recent gold price trends, projections from banks, and the impact of geopolitical events like the Russia-Ukraine conflict on gold's role as a reserve currency. You'll also hear about new developments at Wise Wolf, including innovative payment systems, emphasizing the growing preference for stable, physical investments over volatile markets.

What lessons from D-Day can still guide us today? Join us as we reflect on the historical significance of June 6, 1944, beginning with President Ronald Reagan's stirring speech honoring the valor of the Allied forces. We'll dive into personal reflections from a veteran’s perspective, focusing on the heroic efforts of American Rangers at Pointe du Hoc and the meticulous planning by Dwight Eisenhower. Discover the unsung valor of figures like Teddy Roosevelt Jr. and Jack Dempsey in a heartfelt tribute to the sacrifices that shaped history.

Explore how America's involvement in World War II set the stage for modern societal shifts through the lens of the "Fourth Turning" theory by Strauss and Howe. Compare the eloquence of past leaders like Reagan and JFK with today's political rhetoric, and contemplate the implications of current geopolitical tensions, including military activities by China and Russia. We’ll also touch on emerging technologies like central bank digital currencies, which we controversially refer to as "Luciferian Bankster Notes," and their potential to create a control grid.

Delve into the impact of American foreign policy across different administrations, from Trump’s rhetoric on ending wars to the lack of current peace initiatives. Examine U.S. involvement in Taiwan and Ukraine while critiquing the broader war machinery. We also address the decline of the petrodollar system and growing concerns over President Biden's cognitive abilities, questioning the motivations behind media narratives and the broader implications for American leadership and global standing. Join us for a comprehensive analysis that questions the status quo and seeks to uncover the deeper truths behind today's headlines.

Freedom, finance, and warfare—are these the pillars or pitfalls of America today? Join us on the Arterburn Radio Transmission as we dissect the foundational importance of freedom and its erosion under the weight of the military-industrial complex. We'll discuss our exclusive interview with David Knight on the manipulation of silver prices by financial giants like JP Morgan Chase, urging the need for greater financial literacy. From the soaring costs of defense projects like the F-35 program to the economic forces driving military actions, we scrutinize the dissonance between America's ideals and its practices.

We also tackle the grim realities of war and empire, reflecting on the human and moral costs of military engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan. Drawing from personal experiences and Christian values, the discussion critiques the alarming casualness towards nuclear warfare and the economic motives lurking behind military strategies. We'll uncover the staggering sums spent on defense and the deceptive media narratives that obscure the real financial and human toll of continuous armed conflict.

Turning to the political arena, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s complaint about his exclusion from a presidential debate serves as a lens to examine the systemic barriers facing non-establishment candidates. By revisiting the struggles of third-party candidates like Teddy Roosevelt and Ross Perot, we shed light on the undemocratic nature of modern political processes. Finally, we question the relevance of America's outdated post-1945 world order, contemplating a shift towards nationalism and more localized security interests, as discussed with scholars Francis P. Sempa and Hal Brands. Don't miss this thought-provoking episode that challenges conventional narratives and explores the urgent need for an America that truly lives up to its founding principles.

Step into the arena of economic nationalism with me, as we dissect the forces shaping international power dynamics and question the status quo. Reflecting on the David Knight Show, we dove into the intricacies of tariffs and economic history, offering you crucial insights beyond the typical media rhetoric. As I recount my personal educational rebellion, fueled by Pat Buchanan's wisdom and lessons from a bimetallic currency past, we'll challenge the educational norms and inspire a pursuit of deeper knowledge that could redefine your understanding of America's place in the global hierarchy.

Prepare to reframe your perspective on the workings of global trade as we scrutinize the seismic shifts caused by trade deficits and tariffs. Through a historical lens, we chart the journey from Henry Ford's industrial mastery to the stark warnings of Ross Perot, culminating in an examination of current administration policies that once seemed anathema to political elites. This provocative narrative peels back the layers of bipartisan consensus, revealing the raw impact on American industry and prompting us to ponder the true motives and implications of these economic pivots on the nation's future.

As we bid farewell to Klaus Schwab's tenure at the World Economic Forum, we question the implications of his departure and the organization's vision of global governance. Casting a critical eye on secret societies and the Great Reset, against the backdrop of historical milestones like the gold standard's demise and China's rise, we'll explore whether the architects of the new world order have overplayed their hand. Wrapping up, we'll entertain the controversial prospect of a return to a gold standard, dissecting its historical significance and contemplating the transformative potential of precious metals in a fiat currency world. Join me for this enlightening journey that promises to arm you with the foresight to navigate our complex economic reality.

Unlock the shadowy history connecting the Illuminati, communism, and the financial elite as we investigate their grip on global events. Traverse the timeline from the Illuminati's mysterious inception to the revolutions that shaped our world, with George Washington's cautionary reflections and the stark brutality of the French Revolution contrasted against the American quest for liberty. Delve into the philosophies that have discreetly steered history and discover how Marxism's rise has subtly swayed both narratives and perceptions, with my guests Gerald Celente, Charlie Robinson, and Don Jeffries adding depth to this compelling exploration.

Embark on a voyage through the corridors of power, where we analyze the enduring legacy of families like the Rothschilds and their influence on money and policy. Probe the nuanced roles of figures such as the Warburg brothers during pivotal conflicts and consider the chilling implications of documents like "Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars" that expose strategies for societal control. Hear firsthand accounts from my time on Star Trek Voyager, where fictional hierarchies eerily mirror our reality, and ponder the philosophical underpinnings of an entertainment giant that reflects our world's hidden power structures.

Confront the battle of ideologies as we dissect the digital currency movement and its potential to erode personal freedom, with our esteemed roundtable guests offering critical insights. Chart the ideological shift from Darwin to Marx, probing the depths of how these philosophies, bankrolled by the same elite hands, have carved pathways to a society where nihilism reigns. As we untangle the web of elite control, question the nature of corporatism and the deceptive masquerade of democracy, urging a reawakening to safeguard the liberties that stand threatened by these silent wars.

Step beyond the veil where the realms of science and the supernatural collide, in an episode that promises to stretch the limits of your beliefs. My conversation with Mr. Anderson and Chris unveils the enigmatic world of the CIA's 1983 paranormal research, revealing studies that blur the lines between reality and the unimaginable. We navigate the murky legacy of Operation Paperclip and the notorious MKUltra, examining how moral boundaries were crossed in quests for mind control and psychic warfare. As we intertwine historical strands, prepare for a journey through a tapestry of conspiracy theories and government experiments that might just make you question everything you think you know.

Haunted by the ghosts of Cold War tensions and technological advancements of 1983, we dissect a year fraught with political intrigue and near-catastrophic events. Unearthing ties between the Hinkley and Bush families, exploring Reagan's assassination attempt, and delving into the chilling "what ifs" of the Soviet Union's reactions to NATO exercises, we shine a light on covert historical narratives. The chapter on government experiments invites you to peer into the chilling history of the Montauk Project, while the recurring "Cameron" surname becomes a thread pulling us through a labyrinth of conspiracy theories.

As if plucked from the darkest corners of science fiction, discussions of the Montauk Monster and speculation on government-sanctioned genetic experimentation send shivers down the spine. Yet it's not all shadow and dread; we balance the foreboding with insights into the powers of the human mind and the potential of psychic abilities. Join me as we uncover a world where fact and fiction merge, and stay vigilant—we’re here to uncover truths that may have otherwise remained cloaked in the shadows.

Confronting the stark realities of our times, I, Tony Arterburn, take you through a journey within the murky waters of global shifts in power and the looming threat of economic turmoil. As we peel back the curtains on the Great Reset and its potential to upend American sovereignty, we won't shy away from the hard questions: Why is the U.S. foreign policy playing a dangerous game with Taiwan and Ukraine, and what do these chess moves mean for the dollar's future? We unravel the enigmatic world of global banking and intelligence, probing into the World Economic Forum's sway over our political puppet masters, and dissecting the illusion of choice presented by our two-party system.

This episode isn't just a theoretical debate; it's a call to arms for the discerning citizen. I dissect the staggering pace at which the U.S. national debt climbs and ponder the profound impact of our foreign policy decisions, especially those that seem disconnected from the nation's true interests. With a rallying cry for financial systems grounded in free markets rather than central bank digital currencies, we explore pivotal moments in history that shaped today's economic landscape, challenging listeners to critically assess the balance between free trade and national self-sufficiency. And with a respectful nod to Gard Goldsmith and the vital insights from the latest Arterburn Radio Transmission, we trek through the paradox of U.S. military aid to nations like Israel, questioning the principles guiding our international alliances.

Moreover, we tackle the contentious issues surrounding war and the use of nuclear weapons, recognizing the grave implications far beyond rhetorical patriotism and political posturing. I share my personal journey as a veteran and my spiritual awakening that led me to question the very fabric of interventionist foreign policies. Reflecting on the experiences that have shaped my non-interventionist stance, we examine the nuclear capabilities that harken back to Cold War tensions and the urgent need for a global reassessment of the role of conflict in our shared future. Join me for an episode that promises to be a sobering reflection on the state of our world.

Discover the untold connections between historical landmarks and modern-day ideological battles in our latest podcast episode. As I, Tony Arterburn, step in for David Knight, I take you along on an insightful pilgrimage to the Alamo, sharing the stories behind the 'Reimagine the Alamo' project and its controversies. We'll unravel the fabric of American history and economics with the help of Beans the Brave, exploring the transition from industrial prowess to consumer fragility and offering wisdom from financial mavens on navigating economic downturns.

This episode's tapestry grows richer with the insights of our esteemed guests Gerald Salente, Donald Jeffries, and Charlie Robinson. Together, we illuminate the shadowy links between the ruling elites, secret societies, and the global events that have shaped our reality. Join us as we scrutinize the ideological roots of revolutions, draw parallels between the Illuminati and communism, and discuss the pressing issues in U.S.-China relations that could reshape the world's economic and political landscape.

Conclude your journey through this narrative by reflecting on the cultural keystones that define our society. From the philosophical implications of classic literature to the foresight of "Star Trek: Voyager," we probe the forces that drive American politics and global dynamics. Prepare to engage with a dialogue that highlights the importance of unity in the face of challenges posed by financial systems and the elite's grip on power. This episode is a call to those who stand vigilant over our heritage, value mature diplomacy, and seek to comprehend the intricate connections between money and resistance.