She highlights that in Italy prosecutors lead investigations and are responsible for crafting the narrative, which differs from the U.S. model.

“in Italy one thing to know is that prosecutors lead investigations. they're in charge of the investigation. They're not like separate from detectives like they are here in the US.”

Steven claims that in the current US system, people incorrectly look to courts to protect them instead of the executive branch.

“But I think that in our current system in the United States since Congress doesn't the Republicans are not willing to act and since we have an executive that's corrupt, we're no longer looking to the courts for guidance. We're looking to the courts to protect us, which is not the job of the court.”

Destiny claims that civil courts are intended to provide financial compensation to make a victim whole again rather than protecting reputations.

“you got to um you have to consider civil court is here to make you whole again, and his entire reputation and life is kind of like on the line and has been or is actively being destroyed. So it's not like it's like, oh, I'm just going to go, you know, radio silent for two years until I win in court.”

The Department of Justice's prosecution of individuals is often driven by a desire to shut down threats to global state interests rather than genuine criminality.

“This is a conversation that in includes decentralization, the massive con is the global finance system, the state's power and ability to shut people down if they're a threat to global state interests.”

Government entities like the IRS and prison system function as destructive forces that steal from and destroy the families of citizens.

“So who kills more people than the military? No one. Who steals more than more from more people than the IRS? No one, right? Who destroys more families than the Bureau of Prisons, right? The the government is the devil, right?”