“This is GESARA” – Coffee with MarkZ Intel Stream Highlights 1-21-25

Summary:

The latest episode of “Coffee with MarkZ” podcast, featuring special guest Andy Schectman, aired on January 21, 2026, and was filled with intriguing discussions and updates on various topics, including the highly anticipated Nesara and Gesara announcements, global economic developments, and the ongoing situation in Iraq. Here are some of the key highlights from the podcast, as summarized by PDK.

The conversation began with a familiar question from the community: “RV there yet?” – a reference to the anticipated revaluation of currencies, a crucial step towards the implementation of Nesara and Gesara. While MarkZ did not provide a direct answer, he hinted that “lots of interesting things [were] happening.” Members of the community speculated about the significance of President Trump’s speech at DAVOS, wondering if it might be connected to a potential currency reset. Some even suggested that the President might announce Nesara or Gesara during his address.

MarkZ shed some light on the bond side, revealing that a bond meeting was taking place in Europe at 4:00 PM their time, with expectations of a payment. He hoped to have an update on this development by the evening, leaving listeners with a sense of anticipation. The conversation also touched on the issue of c********n in Iraq, with MarkZ citing a statement from Savaya, emphasizing the need to dismantle c********n networks and stop f**e salaries. This theme was echoed by a community member, who drew a parallel between the situation in Iraq and the United States, highlighting the global nature of the problem.

The podcast also discussed the withdrawal of US forces from Iraq, with MarkZ referencing a statement from Trump that the US would leave when they got paid. While some community members interpreted this as a sign that the US had been paid or was scheduled to be paid, others believed that the troops might be redeploying to the border of Iraq and Iran rather than leaving the region entirely.

Throughout the podcast, MarkZ and his guest Andy Schectman shared their insights and opinions on these developments, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of the complex events unfolding on the global stage. As always, MarkZ reminded his audience to consider his words as his opinion and to consult professionals before making any financial decisions.

For those interested in gaining a more comprehensive understanding of the topics discussed, MarkZ encouraged listeners to watch the video replay of the podcast, which would provide a more nuanced and contextualized view of the conversation. With Andy Schectman’s contributions adding valuable depth to the discussion, this episode of “Coffee with MarkZ” offered a rich and thought-provoking exploration of the issues shaping our world.

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Coffee with MarkZ, joined by Andy Schectman. 01/21/2026

Some highlights by PDK-Not verbatim

MarkZ Disclaimer: Please consider everything on this call as my opinion. People who take notes do not catch everything and its best to watch the video so that you get everything in context.  Be sure to consult a professional for any financial decisions

Member: Good Morning Mark, Mods and all Dinarians from around the Cosmos!!!!

Member: RV there yet?

Member: President Trump just finished a speech that lasted over an hour at DAVOS. Hope he has other side meetings regarding a currency reset as long as he is there….lol

Member: I was praying President Trump would announce Nesara

Member: Pay attention to what Trump is saying in Davos. Pay attention to the Board of Peace Charter. That is GESARA. IMO

MZ: Lots of interesting things happening- that’s for sure.

Member: To me it makes sense that we don’t go into nesara gesara until the income taxes are gone and the swift currency is replaced, which should come straight from Scott Bessent or Trump as a public message…

MZ: On the bond side there is a 4:00PM Europe time bond meeting today….and they are expecting payment.

​Member: Isn’t it 4:00 Europe time right now?? Your bond holders possibly  in their meeting as we speak?

MZ: Yes, going on about right now. I hope to have that update this evening. Cross your fingers and hope they are finally getting it.

MZ: In Iraq: “ Savaya : Iraq’s stability depends on dismantling c********n networks and stopping f**e salaries”  Savaya is saying a lot of money goes to causes to disrupt the government. Mostly from Iranian influences. It’s a rampant c********n scheme. They need to clean these networks up to stop the c********n…and they are in the middle of cleaning this up in Iraq.

Member: Sounds like Minnesota and the US.

Member: Kurdistan was saying there was more people on the payroll than actual so SOMO is direct paying Kurdistan employees via the cards

MZ: Eliminating c********n is dominating the news in Iraq this morning.

Member: Frank26 was saying he believes that Savaya and Trump pic is legit and those coins are army, navy and military coins.

MZ: “Sudani arrives at Ain Al Assad base after receiving it from coalition” Iraqi forces are now taking over the old US bases.

Member: Frank26 said we’re still there just moved to Kuridistan region

Member: Iraq’s government said Sunday that US forces have completed a “full withdrawal” from military facilities within the country’s federal territory!!!

Member: The US-led coalition to fight the Islamic State group also withdrew from the Joint Operations Command headquarters, leaving the installations under the full control of Iraqi security forces!

MZ: Trump said we would leave when we get paid. I believe we have been paid or its scheduled….but good things are inbound.

Member: I don’t think the troops are leaving Iraq just yet I think they’re headed towards the border of Iraq and Iran

Member: I agree.

Membere: Thanks Mark and Andy…….Everyone stay safe in the big storm hitting much of the US this week…

Andy Schectman joins the stream today. Please listen to the replay for his information and opinions.

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Note from PDK: Please listen to the replay for all the details and entire stream….I do not transcribe political opinions, medical opinions or many guests on this stream……just RV/currency related topics.

THANK YOU ALL FOR JOINING. HAVE A BLESSED NIGHT! SEE YOU ALL TONIGHT AT 7:00 PM EST OR IN THE MORNING FOR COFFEE @ 10:00 AM EST ~ UNLESS BREAKING NEWS HAPPENS!

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Video Summary (Related Information Only):

The video provides a comprehensive discussion of current socio-political and economic issues, with a strong focus on U.S. domestic unrest, geopolitical developments in Iraq, precious metals markets (especially silver and gold), and broader reflections on societal and economic shifts.

The host engages with live chat, offering birthday wishes, personal anecdotes, and interactive commentary, while weaving in detailed analysis on various topics.

Key themes include the strategic withdrawal and transition of U.S. forces in Iraq, the surge in silver and gold demand as a hedge against economic instability, and critiques of the current global financial and political order.

The dialogue also touches on the human psyche behind political rage, the erosion of meritocracy, and the challenges faced by younger generations in a changing economy impacted by AI and fiscal irresponsibility.

Throughout, there is an undercurrent of cautious optimism about political movements for change and the potential for precious metals to serve as a stable store of value amid uncertainty.

Key Insights

[06:18] Iraq’s political transition and sovereignty efforts: The Iraqi government’s full withdrawal of U.S. forces from bases and efforts to dismantle c********n networks point to a critical phase of national sovereignty and self-determination. The comparison of Iraq’s c********n challenges to those in American states suggests that systemic c********n is a global phenomenon undermining governance. The cooperation among Iraqi leaders — Sadir, Sudani, and Sava — to limit militias and control i*****l financial flows indicates a rare moment of political alignment aimed at stabilizing the country. This could reshape Middle East geopolitics and U.S. foreign policy.

[25:49] Record silver deliveries signal a fundamental market shift: The video details unprecedented physical silver deliveries on the Comex exchange, highlighting a significant departure from past market behavior. This surge in physical demand, especially during December and early January, suggests a growing distrust of paper assets and fiat currencies. The mention of central banks and major commercial banks buying physical metals and standing for delivery signals a strategic repositioning. It reflects fears of inflation, currency devaluation, and a search for real assets that retain intrinsic value. This phenomenon challenges traditional financial narratives and could presage a major market revaluation.

[34:56] Erosion of meritocracy and socio-economic consequences: The speaker reflects deeply on how the decline of meritocracy — the principle of reward based on effort and ability — has contributed to social fragmentation and economic decline in the U.S. This erosion has led to increased divisiveness, loss of common ground, and a fracturing of national identity. The nostalgia for a time when opportunity was open to all, regardless of background, contrasts sharply with current realities where education, race, and identity politics often overshadow merit. This shift is linked to broader economic struggles, including diminished manufacturing and fiscal irresponsibility, which threaten future generations’ prospects.

[40:26] Backwardation in silver markets and implications for traders: The market structure is described as backwardated, meaning spot prices exceed futures prices, an unusual condition that signals distrust in future delivery and a premium on immediate possession. This market environment punishes short sellers and speculators betting on price declines, as they face steep losses when prices spike. The video explains how this dynamic contributes to v*****t price swings and shakeouts of weak market participants, reinforcing the physical metal rush. This market behavior is atypical and suggests a systemic shift in how precious metals are valued and traded globally.

[46:57] Gold’s purchasing power far outpaces real estate inflation: By comparing the price of a house and gold from 2000 to the present, the speaker illustrates that while housing prices doubled in nominal dollar terms, gold appreciated to the extent that it could buy five houses today. This highlights that inflation primarily erodes fiat currency value rather than the intrinsic value of gold. It questions the common financial advice of investing in real estate as a hedge against inflation and underscores gold’s role as a superior store of value. This insight encourages a reassessment of personal wealth preservation strategies.

[36:25] AI’s disruptive impact on the workforce and economic future: The conversation touches on the rapid advancement of AI technologies and their effect on jobs, particularly entry-level and analytical positions. The example of the host’s son losing a high-paying analytical role to AI underscores the urgency of reshoring manufacturing and adapting economic policies to protect future employment. The video highlights the dilemma posed by AI, which can obliterate traditional jobs, raising concerns about education, workforce preparedness, and economic inequality. This insight stresses the need for strategic policy responses to technological disruption.

[50:24] Strategic silver-to-gold conversion amidst changing ratios: The discussion of the silver-to-gold price ratio reaching about 50-to-1 signals that many investors who bought silver at much higher ratios (80 to 100-to-1) are well-positioned to convert some silver into gold profitably. The recommendation to “peel the onion” gradually by converting portions as the ratio moves toward historical means reflects a prudent investment strategy. This insight frames precious metals not just as hedges but as dynamic assets requiring active portfolio management in response to market cycles and fundamentals.

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