Quinn Kickstarter Kushner silverscript Aug 4 2017

Quinn Kickstarter Kushner silverscript Aug 4 2017

Research 93 Society - Palantir, OpenGov, 1MDB, Yousef Al Otaiba, Alibaba

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv38H7jDLL0

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now old-fashioned political connections
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forged in Manhattan boardrooms in sweet
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Silicon Valley office spaces also helped
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eels tease ascension in Trump's orbit
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his initial connection to Trump came
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through the president's son-in-law Jared
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Kushner Pele is a longtime investor in
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the healthcare startup founded by
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Kushner's brother Josh and teal and
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Jared Kushner had extensive
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conversations in the spring of 2016
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about whether he would become a delegate
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for Trump in California's Republican
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primary so from here we're going to take
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a look at another news article where we
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find out about Palantir technologies
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this is a news article from Silicon
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Valley Business Journal about Kushner
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family owns piece of Valley startup at
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trump trump tech Kanab volunteer
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Technologies Inc the Palo Alto analytics
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unicorn co-founded by Peter teal
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apparently wasn't the only
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venture-backed company at the White
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House tech roundtable organized last
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month by President Donald Trump's
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son-in-law Jared Kushner The Wall Street
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Journal reported on Friday that OpenGov
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Inc a Redwood City startup whose CEO had
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a prominent seat between the CEOs of
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Akamai and VMware is part-owned by
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thrive capital a venture firm run by
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Jared Kushner's brother Joshua so Joshua
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runs a thrive capital that invests in
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this hair health care so there's Josh
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and teal connected again and here's Josh
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and teal connected again through open
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gov comm and so now we're going to take
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a look at open dub open gov comm and see
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that it's a system for managing
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government budgets and operational
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intelligence and open data artificial
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intelligence
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so it connects everyone allows them to
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plan and do things so right now there's
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1500 plus governments across the country
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using this system and the smart
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government cloud and ten trillion
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dollars in total value of expenses and
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revenues analyzed on the open gov
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platform so you see these aren't exactly
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small businesses let's look at some of
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their customers New Mexico Utah Oakland
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Park Lawrence Kansas Cupertino
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California Texas
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Diamond Bar California Washington City
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Utah look at all their customers
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Wisconsin Texas California Cal Poly
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state Wyoming Texas and Sunita's
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California and I mean you can go on
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there's like 1500 of them they service
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county higher education state so the
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talent tier system is taking care of
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your federal level and your law
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enforcement agencies and it looks like
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OpenGov is taking care of your local
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government offices so let's go look at
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thrive investments our ventures and see
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what other stuff they're involved in
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investing in so here's a crunch base for
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thrive capital you can see that they've
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invested all this money in these
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companies 50 million 64 million 70
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million 10.5 million 65 million OpenGov
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they gave 30 million to a hundred and
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ten million here slack for anyone who
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knows what slack is it's like the
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enterprise business chat program they
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funded them with 200 million dollars and
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then the least list keeps going on
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patreon thirty million dollars github
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where every programmer in the world and
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company pretty much stores all their
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open source source code you know every
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programmer in the world knows that
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github is right they gave them 250
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million dollars
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patreon there's a another 15 million so
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they're racking up forty million forty
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five million dollars OpenGov another 15
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million in 2014
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artsy
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so you see we go down the list there's a
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lot of companies that they're investing
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a lot of money in all the way down to
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Kickstarter where they gave them a ten
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million dollar venture to start
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Kickstarter Kickstarter patreon PayPal
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github you name it these people are
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funding it so now we're going to go look
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at the funding that Palantir received
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when it first started because it
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received quite a bit of money and the
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one that I'm going to focus on is the
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Casa nan as CNL private equity and so
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when you click on them you actually
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first before we do that because they're
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a big one we're going to start with gsv
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ventures secondary market before we go
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to the Khazana and so gsv is another
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investor they have invested in companies
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such as snap Inc which they gave 1.8
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billion to Spotify 526 million lift a
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hundred and fifty million Pinterest 186
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million Alibaba they gave a hundred
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million Dropbox 350 million Palantir 4.0
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eight million and Twitter in 2011 they
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gave Twitter
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four hundred million dollars so without
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these people none of our technology in
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the world would exist not github not
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Twitter not patreon not Kickstarter not
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PayPal not anything so we're going to go
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back to the the causes on on that CML
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however you say it and that is a
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Malaysian government fund that funds
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tech stuff for some reason and so you'll
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see in Palantir that this Kazin on s now
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gave eight hundred and seventy nine
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point eight three million in private
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equity
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probably in conjunction with other
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investors but that was the total private
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equity in 2015 that palantír received
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was eight hundred and seventy nine point
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eight three million dollars and then we
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go down the list to Alibaba you know the
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big site in China you know Chinese
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hackers you know Alibaba I think it's in
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China
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we'll go look they gave in 2012 they
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gave Alibaba two billion dollars so
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let's go look at their website at Cod
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Zhanna nationale and we can see that
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it's an English site where about them it
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says we are the strategic investment
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fund of the government of Malaysia to
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get a general overview of how khazana
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and it's in the ski companies build true
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value view our corporate video above
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which is also available in Malaysia so
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what we're learning now is Palantir was
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funded not only by the CIA but it was
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also funded by the Malaysian government
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so our government the CIA FBI NSA and
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everyone else is using this law
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enforcement system you're using a system
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that was paid for by the Malaysian
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government and the CIA so then what we
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wanted to do is that I went to search to
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find connections between Malaysia and
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Palantir in the news and I found this
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guy Yosef Taba or however you say his
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name he's involved with a big giant
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global
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billion-dollar embezzlement thing and
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he's also the United States ambassador
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to the United Arab Emirates and he's
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involved in this 1mdb banking thing and
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so I found this it's all about them
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using their money email release but when
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we go to search for Palantir we find
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that Joseph al ot Abba or however you
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say his name is a longtime diplomat ot
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ABBA is also a very wealthy man with a
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considerable stake in US tech firm
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Palantir for example he managed his
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money out of Dubai at least in part by
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former credit Swiss banker toward a
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dependent asset manager Tobias sister so
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let's go to Yusuf's
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al ot Abbas Wikipedia page where it says
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that he's the ambassador to the United
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States and an investor in Palantir and
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went to school in the US and he went to
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Georgetown University after graduating
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from Cairo American College the
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Ambassador was also an international
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fellow at the industrial College of the
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Armed Forces at the National Defense
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University in Washington DC so he was a
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part of a hack on global leaks and it
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involves the Malaysian government
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investment fund there's two of them
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there's the one MV MDB and then there's
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this one that we looked at which are
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both managed by the same guy the Prime
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Minister of Malaysia so you can see even
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the Washington Wall Street Journal is
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talking about the Malaysia controversy
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1mdb ad assets from Leonardo DiCaprio
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are being looked at
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because what MDB funded the wolf of
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wallstreet us lawsuit links 2.2 billion
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dollar deal to malaysian 1mdb scandal so
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you see now we've gone from chat box and
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thinking I was crazy to now all these
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patterns are leading us to a global
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banking scandal out of Malaysia that was
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the same government that funded Alibaba
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the Chinese super global trade starts
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here at Alibaba
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and they funded Twitter they funded in
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you know Instagram that funded PayPal
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they funded patreon they funded
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kickstarter and ali everything around
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the world so that's our video for this
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morning as you can see you know I really
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appreciate your support you know when
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you're living in a tent at a campsite
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and you're researching billion dollar
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investment funds and systems that can
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predict the future it's obviously very
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helpful to get support from the
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community because if I tried to do this
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in the normal way obviously you can see
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now that I would have to deal with the
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people I'm researching so if you'd like
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to support my research the links to my
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paypal and patreon are in the
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description and I hope you have
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wonderful day and I'll be making another
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research video today where I'm going to
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go through some of these venture funds
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and look at more of the companies
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they're funding and find more
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connections to outside government
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investment in volunteer because I
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personally think it's a problem when
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you're a government and you're using a
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system to track and monitor things that
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was funded by an outside government I
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personally see that as a conflict of
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interest and think it needs to be
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explored especially when it
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the same investment fund that funds
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operations in China and that would lead
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me to believe that they are well aware
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of the Chinese hackers if they're
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funding the largest calm in China as
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well as funding the largest human
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tracking system in the world to me these
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seems like really big problems and you
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know I really could use some support so
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like I said the links to provide support
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are in the description next video is
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going to be starting to analyze their
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investments the amount of their
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investments and the total capital size
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of their portfolios and how all these
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companies link together and we're
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getting to a point where I really do
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need a lab because I have to start
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running big data on this stuff to
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connect these people and it's a 24 hour
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a day job coming up and to me a lab is
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pretty much right now I'm looking for a
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weekly motel room that I can convert
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into a lab for now so I can pretty much
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get started and that right now is just
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very little so any help you could
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provide would be greatly appreciated
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I'd really like to continue this Avenue
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of research like I said have a great day