Hidden In Plain Sight

Episode 578 - David Wilcock & Benjamin Fulford End Financial Tyranny w/ Ninjas

·1 hr 52 min·5 clips
Hosts Perry and Brandon discover a hidden 2011 interview where David Wilcock and Benjamin Fulford discuss a trillion-dollar lawsuit that could have ended financial tyranny.
The episode of 'Hidden In Plain Sight' features hosts Perry and Brandon Steele discussing a 2011 audio interview between David Wilcock and Benjamin Fulford. The hosts introduce the episode as a surprise find, noting Fulford had reached the top of their 'space weirdos' list. They play clips and provide commentary throughout. Fulford establishes his background as the former Asia-Pacific bureau chief for Forbes magazine and a bestselling author in Japan. He claims he was drawn into a world of Asian secret societies after investigating missing Japanese stimulus money, leading to death threats. Fulford states he was offered the position of Finance Minister of Japan and control of General Electric in exchange for supporting a plan to kill four billion people. He describes the White Dragon Society and other Asian secret societies, which he says are dynastic 'dragon families' holding vast amounts of off-market gold, opposing Western bloodline groups like the Rothschilds and Illuminati. A central narrative involves the 1938 shipment of Chinese gold to the United States for safekeeping from Japan, with 60-year bonds issued by the Federal Reserve. Fulford explains that a lawsuit to reclaim this gold in 1998 led to a trillion-dollar legal battle. He controversially suggests the World Trade Center was destroyed on 9/11 to eliminate the lawsuit's paperwork. The hosts frequently interject with sarcastic commentary, questioning Fulford's credibility, his varying accent, and the absurdity of claims like a man who 'controls the world's martial arts societies.' Fulford also outlines a alleged plan by Western elites to start a limited nuclear war between Iran and Israel to reduce global population, which was supposedly thwarted by Pentagon insiders. The episode concludes with Fulford describing a 'sting operation' involving two men arrested in Italy with $134.5 billion in bonds and an offer of $100 million to make the case disappear. The hosts' analysis is informal and critical, often highlighting the disjointed and bizarre nature of the conversation between Wilcock and Fulford.

As heard by us

Perry and Brandon Steele test a sprawling gold narrative by interrupting its biggest claims in real time.

Financial tyranny takes shape as a loose audio-blog conversation, with David Wilcock and Benjamin Fulford linked to the White Dragon Society and a trillion-dollar lawsuit that never materialized.

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Press play when you want a trillion-dollar lawsuit claim met by very little patience for a wandering gold story.

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