Ep60: The Cartel of Martial Governance

A reading and commentary on Dr. Edwin Vieira, Jr.'s By Tyranny Out of Necessity: The Bastardy of Martial Law, Chapter 3, Part 2.

We delve into the intricate world of economic systems and political economies, drawing powerful analogies from the discipline and focus of the samurai. In this episode, Ken breaks down the Federal Reserve’s grip on currency and credit management, highlighting the unsustainable nature of central banking and the economic divides it perpetuates.

We explore the controversial idea of shifting to a new currency backed by silver, gold, or Bitcoin, and challenging the fiat monetary system that fuels inflation and inequality.

We also touch on historical economic shifts post-World War 2, the impacts of disconnecting from the gold standard, and the ensuing boom-bust cycles. 

Dive into a discussion on the importance of free markets, honest competition, and the protection of private property as the foundation for fair economic stratification. 

The manipulation by central banks and big bankers is failing We The People. Yet, political-bureaucratic corruption is to be expected. The real problem is due to a lack of a self-governance mindset, and the key popular institutions of a free market commodity money and local militia to execute the law, which is the real purpose of the Second Amendment.

Embark on this journey to understand how martial arts theory can serve as a lens to view economic resilience and rational resource allocation. Tune in as we discuss institutional changes needed in money and militia to rebuild our political landscape for the greater good.

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