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Alright, hey guys, this is two class E-German Pagas, I'm David and the so-called

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today. We had the most interesting man in the world. Mr. John Macke, how are you doing, John?

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I'm doing a David, I'm not sure, I would apply that label to myself, but if you say so.

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Well I will say this, there's only three reasons why I'm on Twitter. Kanye West, Donald

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Trump, and most importantly you, because you come out with some amazing claims and the accusations

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and some information on Bitcoin that I would, I know we don't have a lot of time today,

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but I do want to go through some of those things that we've definitely seen on your Twitter

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line.

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You bet.

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Alright, so my first question is, I want to actually go over the most important thing

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of this whole 2020.

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How do you think Bitcoin's going to do?

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Well, you know, I'm not sure about Bitcoin.

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If you want to talk about crypto currency, I think crypto currency has an incredible

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future, especially privacy coins, the distributive exchanges, stable coins like DAI.

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I think that coins like one in the era, which are being used more and more, excuse me,

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ten years ago, Bitcoin was the number one coin for use.

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And everybody accepted Bitcoin on the dark way of people stopped accepting credit cards.

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Now it's all no one accepts Bitcoin anymore.

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It's getting old to Greek, it's slow, it has no privacy.

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You don't understand the views Bitcoin that if I send you $10 a bit coin or you send me

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10, for ever after we can each look in each other's wallet to see how much you have,

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what money came in, where went out.

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You know, if you banked it then, I think you wouldn't be happy.

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With a new coin, like Monero, which provide absolutely privacy security or everybody now

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accepts a small network with DAI, is accepted by everybody.

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Now you can't invest in DAI because it never varies more than 1% from the US wallet.

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There are other stable coins based on other currencies, other assets like gold and so on.

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I think that privacy coins distributed to changes and stable coins have an incredible future.

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That's very, again, I'm actually, I got into cryptocurrency based off of basically looking

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at your timeline or not just seeing you always going into it.

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And I'm like, you know what, I'm like, it's the right move.

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You have money, you know what you're doing, you've invested well into it.

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So I'm like, you know what, I'm going to check into it.

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Do my research and see how this democracy does his thing.

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And again, I've actually, I've been in stock market and I've been in cryptocurrency.

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I'll just say this, I've done a lot better in cryptocurrency over this past couple of months.

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And I haven't a stock market based on what I've been.

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Yeah, I think I think the stock market, I think, is going to be an inverse relationship.

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I think the stock market has kind of been booming for the past few days, which is insane.

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Because we know the economy is about to go laps.

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And we went two months locked down.

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Businesses weren't open.

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No one was making any money, airline was airlines.

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Now they're going to survive.

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I'm going to have to continue to pay the leases on those planes, whether they use them or not.

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This is going to be some devastation coming.

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And yet the stock market is going up.

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I have to help that works.

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I'm sorry, just don't, I don't know.

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But I can tell you that it's going to crumble very soon.

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And cryptocurrency, I think is going to do the reverse.

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It's going to collide.

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Yeah, and that's why I definitely looked into it a lot more.

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I've definitely been, and again, over the couple of trends over the past couple of

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weeks, you can see every so often, crypto takes a little jump up in the market seems to

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it doesn't sting, but it's sketchy thing.

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What I've seen, especially with these past couple of weeks with the coronavirus, which you

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go in depth on on your Twitter page, which is why I love it so much, it's all these small

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businesses, all these businesses, all these other places are being shut down.

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And it really only looks at this going to be a couple big stock, I mean, big stocks.

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Like Walmart, Amazon, and a couple other things.

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Everything else seems to be collapsing in on itself, like the airlines.

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Well, in the hang on, see, both Walmart, I don't know how they played this out.

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Walmart remained virtually open throughout the entire thing.

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And Amazon, so the Amazon, they kept shipping all the food.

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So those who companies get, so every other company, how good, good,

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got all my money, and I don't know how some will survive.

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I mean, already Pan-Jacy Panning is Neeman Mark, who's a particular bankruptcy.

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It's going to be devastating.

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Yeah, I was going to actually go and best into Jacy Panning when it was falling.

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And then I saw your tweets, or in Europe, comment saying that Jacy Panning is going to,

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or one of those comments did it not, and did it two weeks, two weeks after I posted that,

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it declared bankruptcy, did it not.

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Yeah, I was like, I think I'm also included, Neeman, I can include it, Neeman Markers in that.

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And it also declared bankruptcy, please.

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There are going to be some horrible fallouts from the same.

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Yeah, for sure. And again, I mean, you can just see it.

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I mean, and again, we've been living, and I feel like I think you can agree in inflated economy.

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It's been going up and up and up and up and all it's taken is this, what you can, is a big

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thing. And I think you can agree as well that this government shutdown was one of the, or not

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come, this government forced a lockdown. It's been one of the biggest devastatings to our economy

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possibly in history.

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Right. And we're not going to see it for months.

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Unfortunately. I mean, it even things like unemployment. Well, I think the police also

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value, it's a highest, except for pit in American history. It's going to get worse.

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As, you know, what kind of happened to the employees of these companies that they can all

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under for to pay them?

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Our promise is going to be a shake out in the airline industry.

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I don't see how retail places especially shopping malls are going to survive this.

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It's going to be a nightmare. I mean, a huge nightmare. And the ripple effects are what we should

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worry about. Not the nemen markets is going down. Or JC Panthers is going down. Or J. Cruz going,

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no, no, that's the ripple effects of our business. And they can certainly.

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Yeah, and I've seen dozens upon dozens of just restaurants close down because they've run on

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type margins. So if you're in the restaurant business, you're pretty much, I would say,

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you're pretty much collapsed unless you're one of the few chains that can withstand it.

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It's a couple of times. Yes. And and and and few can the restaurant business like

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Jesus God, that's the toughest business on the world people. I mean, your inventory is what makes

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your breakthrough. So you've got the rolling inventory and then the inventory is what food, food has

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a shelf life. And that's gone. And I don't know. It's just we'll have to wait and see.

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I mean, I did predict a few and they did in fact go bankrupt that right.

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I'm going to excuse me.

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Yeah, you are 100 percent right. It's just one of some, I mean, the food business in

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it. And again, China or how it's Trump to China has been just decimating that's especially

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I mean, they've been tying up our land. Yes, the past. So what also, this is a China made a big show

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of shutting down Wuhan and a couple of other small cities, whereas a 99, 99 percent of their population

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went about business as usual. Building things, servicing things, building their war machine,

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China's going to come out smelling like a robber. Every GDP of every country in the world has dropped

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in the past three months for the exception of China. And there's as reason. And I'm saying there's

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conspiracy. That was all I am saying that they are locking out.

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Yeah. What you think that they almost in a sense made it look worse than a possible

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year since they just made it. Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe please come on, when they

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locked down Wuhan, the whole city. I mean, COVID-19 is on the coronavirus family, the coronavirus

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family. It's just like the flu is airborne. It's knees and these infinite chestmoo droplets in

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the air. They can be wafted 100 miles, people. Contain the viruses. And viruses unlike

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now bacteria, big molyph of relative devices. Okay, even when the bacteria are one of the

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foods, the viruses, viruses, and fact bacteria, just like the fact human cells, and man themselves.

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So bacteria, not a lot of airborne bacteria, if people go to just too heavy, the air molecules

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will not float to them. So bacteria, if you sneeze one out, it's going to do a steep curve and hit

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something. I don't know, viruses are so tiny. You know, 200s of a micron in diameter, fuck me.

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I mean, it's not much bigger than a few air molecules. They can be going for hundreds of miles

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of Chinese new days. And if they made a big show locking down Wuhan, things are terrible inside,

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without letting it germals in to see how terrible things were inside. I mean, so

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I'm not saying that they did it on purpose, but maybe they took advantage of an opportunity.

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So it said, hey, you know, okay, the American press and a little press are really taken off on the

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same one. We try to make a play here. Let's lock down Wuhan, pretend this 1000 times worse,

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whereas we know it's not, and people, listen, there are 350,000 people worldwide died from

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coronavirus and much of those statistics were highly inflated. Please, God, you know this.

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And the flu last year killed 600,000 and 50,000 people in the world. Diaria,

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a pathogenic diarrhea caused by touching somebody that has the bacteria, the viral infection,

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killed two and a half million people. Last year, every year, it kills over two million people.

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So this thing, oh my God, the new is going staggering numbers. Well, I don't know.

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I want to make it relative to 7.8 billion people on the planet. Not quite so staggering, is it?

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So, so in truth, a coronavirus per day is killing one in a million people.

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In a million people. I feel, you know, some of the chances of winning the new or stayed a lot of

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rear better. So anyway, there you have. But yeah, I mean, and I see that, and again,

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the American media would never take advantage of a crisis like this to help push their numbers a little.

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Oh, of course not. There are two, there are two, honest and caring and, you know,

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patriotic, there are response to the old for the mental well being, the nation. Of course,

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it would do shit like that. Yeah, it's not, it would also use a lot of fluid, not if we were watching.

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But it's not, they would use a tour. It's another crisis as well when you possibly a

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protest in going on around the country where apparently, not a coronavirus isn't allowed to be

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in protest. That's where the coronavirus is allowed. They can't be there. It's not allowed. That's

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what the people don't wear their masks and they can get within six feet of each other because you know what?

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Protest don't allow COVID-19. That's what I learned that. I learned that if you have a protest,

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the coronavirus is not allowed. No, of course not. Of course not. There's very obvious, I mean,

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these people are performing dead in the street. And so obviously,

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it's kind of like if you're, I don't know what it's like in America, in the places and

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Eastern Europe, they draw a little lines on the floor and it's not places thing. You stay here

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and of course, as we on that line, you can get closer than six feet of going. Okay, I mean,

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how does the virus know? It's not supposed to pass this line. I'm just curious. It's stupidity,

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other, other stupidity. Then the fucking reciproators, the masks, the people wear.

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You understand, you want to mask on most of them. The first all the viruses get through those things

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easily. Secondly, the warmth and moisture from your breath grows practically. Now, viruses can't grow

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in warmth and moisture be back to you. So, eventually you're going to have bacteria on any

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mask in the virus, who goes, hey, it's a whole bunch of bacteria in your food there. And they infect

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the, and pretty soon, your mask is nothing but a ball of virus. Not just chronic virus,

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you can research this. There are 800 million viruses and every cubic meter of air on this planet

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800 million. We live and assume a virus is before. Sorry, this is a reality.

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Coronavirus is one of those flu viruses on the other. How do we survive it?

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Well, of course, you've been living with it. There were since the human species came out of the

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caves of 50,000 years ago. And our evolutionary processes have made us pretty much immune to most of them.

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And the ones that were not immune to, well, they sort of called the elderly. I'm sorry to put it that way.

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I can put it that way because I am. And the elderly, I'm 74, probably four years past my three

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score in 10. So I've lived longer than the average. So I'm one of those. So I can easily say,

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yes, the viruses are here to call the week and the elderly. It may not be just God. That's just

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what it's for. But then that's all it's done. You realize, no, honey. I mean, there have been

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maybe a half a dozen cases where this is well, there's a 16 year old boy who died from it.

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Well, you know, I want to see the proof. And there was a 45 year old woman who was a nurse

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because she weighed 600 pounds literally. I want to see proof in the carnivorous young, but no,

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that's the hand for people throughout all over the world under the age of 50. We've died from this.

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It does not kill young people in the story. No, you know, infants, infants, possibly other than

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I have any heard of any infants at the time, from it. However, people will over 60. Yeah, you

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mofoza are in trouble. People over 70, you know, and yet rather than isolating those people who

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had it, it was small quarantines was supposed to do the person sick of them away from the healthy people.

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No, we go because they healthy people and want them on what the fuck was just about. Yeah,

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I'm just curious. And again, if apparently 66% of all coronavirus, um, but it's simply being passed

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along were in a household where the somebody in the household had it and that you just basically

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made a safe haven for the coronavirus in a sense. Yeah, that's right. Today these guys can't escape

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so we're gonna get them all. Yeah, but no, it didn't kill a dozen killed young people for God's sake.

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What does it do? If you flew like symptoms, if you're a 35, if you're 25, if you're probably

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don't feel anything at all, the majority of people who got it had those symptoms. Why are we on

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folks? And the virus had no impact on them. Jesus God, this is the truth. People look it up.

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And yet we have destroyed the world's economy. 30% of America is unemployed now. 30% of employable people

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in America are unemployed. And those are just the ones who applied unemployment for a fuck's sake.

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So you know this woman? Yeah. There are industry major companies, you know, they say we're

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one of our pennies but it's not a small company. People gone bankrupt. 100,000 people are

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gonna be able for that. Currently, they've gone bankrupt, folks. Neem in Marcus, another 10,000.

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And there's gonna be more. We have permanently disabled segments of the United States economy

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and the world economy. We have crippled our travel industry. We have crippled the tourists,

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them to three hotels. hotels with our damn shutdown. Now that is an easy

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for hotel on the 100 drones or 200 drones. But it only gets by in the some seasons. Okay,

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they have to give huge discounts and all kinds of more can be a people to come. And yet in

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summertime, people know, nobody's been coming from the house. What are they gonna fucking to?

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I mean, people think about the ripple effects of this. Who depends on the hotel, the streets

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everybody? Who has not stayed in the hotel in the past couple of years? You're traveling from

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state to state, you miss Judd's at times, so you sleep over hotel six or something.

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No, our whole economy is fucking out of it. And that's a lot of it's gonna re-perts.

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No, it's a double, and again, I would say that, I mean, hey, but don't worry, the $1,200 stimulus check,

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that'll do just fine. Don't worry about that. We'll see. That'll fix everything. That'll pay for everything.

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You've got absolutely, and how many actually want to get that, I'm asking you to come in.

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I didn't get it. And I'm of, I would be, because I'm between the ages of 17 and 26,

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where most of the people that were in college were still claimed as the pendants, even if they even

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were living in the house, because the parents claim you as a dependent. So the college students who

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happen that who possibly aren't working, who or time jobs, don't get it. So people that

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pass the internet. It's all nonsense. It's all spoken in the areas to make you feel better.

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So, is that by the way, the original 13 colony flag behind you there, I'm curious.

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It should be on the stars. Yeah, it should be. Yeah, that should be it. That's the 13, that's the 1776

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to whenever the 14-stake came in. Gotcha. All right, this course. I think count the stars.

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It looked like it. I don't ever have a shame that black and performer. So thanks for showing it to me.

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Of course. But hey, but you know what's the most important thing that came out of this whole

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2020 so far? We realized that we realized that we, we realized not only Bitcoin, but we realized that when you put

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more boots in the ground in America, it tends to qualt the riots and it qualt,

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tends to make America feel safer. That's what we need. We need more boots on American

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brand of apparently. That's what we need. We need more of a police state and less of a free

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open country, a pro-constitutional public apparently we need. We're getting more and more of a police

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state already. I mean, our president, I don't know if anything against all, which won't bother

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me, but our president is saying things like we will dominate the American cities.

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Fred and Indie call up the armed forces, which by the way, constitutionally,

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are not allowed to operate on the US soil. You know, I mean, yeah, then the emergency is to help

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clear roads to, you know, whatever, get their ships to rescue people and storms. But no,

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they're not allowed to come on and arrest people and force fucking laws. Good god,

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Almighty, they're here to guard our borders from far and fucking the banners, not from ourselves.

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And yet, he's threatened to call those. National guard has been called up in 14 or in

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states. 41 or 100,000 national guards patrols, the streets of our cities. Now, National guards,

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I'd much rather have the army than the National Guard. Why do you army? They're fucking

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full-time, highly trained, national guard are just part-time mother fuckers, right? You get more

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rifle with bullets. And it was the National Guard that opened fire at Kent State University of

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Ohio, 73 and lacked amongst the students. All the students are armed. I was fucking armed.

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No, I'd let's have the army, but even the army is in the National Guard.

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Yeah, I mean, at least the army, the army knows somewhat what to do. National Guard is

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your average guy in the wee- Yeah, the army's not likely to accidentally shoot somebody.

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Yeah, they're not. Okay, where's the National Guard? Does it constantly?

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Right. So, I don't know what's going to happen. I mean, the rhetoric coming from our government

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is in Cindiary. We've locked people in the goddamn homes for two months and then

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did a fire outside and let them out. There's going to be some serious shit coming down people.

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I mean, what happens? I mean, this matter's not a prison. Well, I don't know. I've been in all kinds

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of prison. So, I mean, it's not the Dominican Republic. I still got a lot of the story. How

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she can't leave. It's a prison. It's all right. Now, you have a prison people for two months.

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Let them all out and they're angry. They're frustrated. They haven't taken it out on the

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spouts of the children or their neighbors. They're looking for somebody to take it out on.

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And then you give them a cause. Oh, fuck. What do you expect? What do you expect?

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I don't know. It's been predicted. It all came out like it was the perfect storm. You had

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two months inside isolated. No job, no work, basically, no money. And then all of a sudden,

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you give a race war, a race war. I think more of a class, a leadist war in terms of anything else.

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But they made it. I don't think I don't even think it's that. I think it's a government versus us war.

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It's the overbearing arrogance of authority.

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Authority, Shakespeare called it the Insolence of Office. Once you have a government office,

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you're immediately feeling the police certainly act like they're immune, don't they?

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And apparently they are. Those cases, they get to do whatever they want. And when they make mistakes,

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they're immune. Because they're department and the mayor and the city and the courts,

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side with the police. So it's the insolence of office, it's the arrogance of power.

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It is the differentiation between those who are given authority over others and those who

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feel like slaves. And I think it is reached to point in America where it's going to boil over.

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Yeah, I just don't know what's going to happen. But I don't think it's going to be good.

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And at the very least, the most we can hope for is a critical economy.

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We'll take yours to recover from. And racial scars, scars of resentment against

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authority against city, state, federal government wars between the Democrats and Republicans,

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not out of white guns shooting. I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't see people punching each other in

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Congress. That would be the UK Parliament if you did that.

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At least they're open about it. The UK are they not.

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Yeah, they'll take a whack. It doesn't matter who you are. What have you said? Boom, I'm going to hit you.

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So we have time for one more question. I guess my last question to you would be, again,

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it's something that you talk about. I think you even tweeted about today and something that

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you seem to be very adamant about. The whole, I guess the drug situation in America, that seems to

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be a habit that you like to go on. And again, I don't really have an ulterior motive in

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this theory opinion on it. But I would like to hear yours and a vocal standpoint on that.

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Well, first and foremost, I think I believe that what a person does for their own body.

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Whether you want to tattoo it pierce it. Whatever it's your body.

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As long as the doing of it does not in fact prevent your neighbor from doing whatever they want with

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their body. Please, there's nothing to do with the government. And after the age of 18 or 21,

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depending on what country or stature and it's got nothing to do with your parents or your school.

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And certainly nothing to do with the police, the courts, the judicial system, state,

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local and federal government now. So this is unfurlable, even that,

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if it pleases, we just look at our prisons. Half of the people in prison are therefore non-violent

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drug offenses using a goddamn drug. And in some cases selling, but mostly using,

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but she's already cats that was using in those selling, because of selling a little more clever

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and a little more cautious. So yeah, I just don't think it's an area that the state should be

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involved in under any circumstances. And it's because if you accept that states can tell you what

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you can or cannot put into your body, then we're only a step away from the state telling us

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what you can or cannot put into your mind. And keep your mind in the 30s, the federal government

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did that, that you cannot put Darwinism in your mind. So legal. It's whatever. So, once that begins,

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once you open the door to your body, your feelings or beliefs, ambitions, hopes, dreams,

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whatever, to government control. We're just one step away from 1984, George Orwell's Masterpiece of

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Horror. And we're approaching that now, people. And we'll have to stop. I thank you so much for having

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me all. Yes, thank you for coming on. I appreciate it. And remember, guys, always, always keep a classy.