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Hello to all my new followers, I wanted to properly introduce myself and connect better with you.
When I was in university, I did a ton of research into both economics and politics.
I left this study highly disillusioned with how corrupt it all is.
The EU, NATO, the US, big pharma, the food industry, financial markets. Everything.
It all seems to be designed against you, all of the time.
And always, always, the money flows to the same hands.
I'm Dutch, but I badly wanted to leave the European Union.
I literally got sick of paying taxes to a system that tirelessly and constantly works to destroy you.
I don't want to see my tax money go to Ukraine, Israel, Africa or whatever while I see my own country deteriorating fast.
I felt like every tax dollar I paid contributed to a new migrant arriving in my country, or a new cruise missile sent to a foreign war to kill innocent people.
So I had to leave.
I'm now living in Monaco, running my businesses from there.
Most entrepreneurs say they hated University or didn't gain anything from it, but for me it came together in an unexpected way.
I studied Economics and Politics, and I now run a Hedge Fund and FinTech company based on the insider trades of US politicians in the stock market.
Because I saw the system. I saw how it worked. I saw how it is designed against us.
But some people were benefitting from it tremendously.
Not everyone will agree with this, and that’s okay.
If telling the truth makes you unpopular, so be it.
Better to stand your ground than live on your knees.
You see it too. The only question is what you’ll do with it.
Cleo Fields met the head of Google Cloud and bought Google stock the very next day. That is the kind of trade we built Wolf of Washington to catch.
Over €320 million in EU COVID recovery money went to a small lab in Padova with von der Leyen's husband on its board. She calls it a coincidence.
Central banks say gold is risky, then bought a record 290 tons of it in 3 months. Don't listen to what they say, watch what they buy.
The EU promised not to scan your private messages, then slipped chat control through the back door. Now it is pushing chat control 2.0 anyway.
Print enough money and every asset rises while your cash quietly loses value. That is how the people at the top get rich.
Trump says they can inflate the debt away, and Bessent says they will print more money to pay it off. Your savings are what gets printed away.
Interest on US debt now costs $1 trillion a year, more than the entire military budget. Trump's answer is to print more dollars.
Every price rise comes with an excuse, from the 1970s oil shock to the war with Iran. The story changes, but the inflation never goes away.
The Bank of England was founded in the fine print of a 1694 tax law on ships. Congress still works like that.
Poor countries get loans they can never repay, then the IMF steps in. A lot of these international lenders work just like colonial institutions.
Israeli media and politicians openly named Erdogan, the leader of a NATO ally, as their next target. Not one Western government has responded.
Foreigners are 9% of Italy's population but commit 60% of its street robberies, according to the Interior Ministry. Saying so gets you called a racist.
Before independence the colonies issued their own money, with no bank and no interest. The British flooded them with counterfeit notes until it lost 90% of its value.
To open a Deutsche Bank account you have to prove every euro is clean. The compliance officer who flagged Kushner's accounts there lost her job.
The ECB has confirmed it: the digital euro is targeted for 1 January 2029, with a pilot in 2027. For years that was called a conspiracy theory.
Macron earned €2.9 million at Rothschild in 4 years, then made abolishing the wealth tax his first major policy. Follow the money.
The Federal Reserve creates money out of thin air and charges interest on it. You pay that interest through your taxes and your prices.
A small biotech lab in Padova got over €320 million in EU recovery money while von der Leyen's husband sat on its board. She calls it a coincidence.

